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38 cards·by nicole
placid
pleasantly calm/peaceful; tranquil
implacable
not to be appeased, or pacified; inexorable
circumvent
go around/bypass
circuitous
roundabout; not direct
panacea
remedy for all diseases
parse
to analyze to discover implications and deeper meaning
anomaly**
deviation from a common rule; abnormal, doesn
equivocal**
deliberately ambiguous; dubious; suspicious; not determined
lucid**
easily understood; completely comprehensible
precipitate**
hasten occurrence of; prematurely, hastily, sudden
assuage***
to make milder or less severe; relieve;ease;mitigate
erudite**
characterize by great knowledge; learned or scholarly
opaque**
impenetrable to light; not shining or bright; dark; dull
prodigal**
wastefully or recklessly extravagant; lavishly abundant
enigma**
puzzling or inexplicable occurrence or situation
fervid**
heated or vehement in spirit, enthusiasm
placate**
to appease or pacify, esp by concessions or conciliatory gestures
zeal**
fervor for a person, cause or object; eager desire or endeavor; enthusiastic diligence;
ardor
abstain*
to hold back oneself voluntarily, eps from something regarded improper or unhealthy
audacious*
extremely bold/daring; recklessly brave; fearless
desiccate*
to dry thoroughly; dehydrate
gullible*
easily deceived or cheated
laudable*
deserving praise; praiseworthy; commendable
pedant*
a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying
academic learning
vacillate*
indecisive or irresolute; sway unsteadily; oscillate/fluctuate
adulterate*
use cheaper goods in production; impure
capricious*
subject to unpredictable change; erratic; witty
engender*
to produce cause or give rise to; to be produced or caused
homogenous*
corresponding in structure bc of a common origin
loquacious*
babbling; wordy; talkative
pragmatic*
of or relating to a practical pt of view or practical considerations
volatile*
evaporating rapidly; changeable; flighty; transient
apathy*
absence or suppression of passion, emotion or excitement
corroborate*
to make more certain; confirm
ephemeral*
lasting a very short time; transitory
laconic*
using few words; concise
mitigate*
make less severe
propriety*
rightness, justness; suitability