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Q.2 Vocabulary

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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Q.2 VOCAB

BY RACHEL TRIPP
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SUBJAGATION

THE STATE OF BEING SUBMISSIVE OR SUBSERVIENT
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  • He was in subjugation to her father.
  • It's the unspoken truth of humanity, that you crave subjugation.
  • -Loki, The Avengers
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UNDULATING

TO MOVE WITH WAVELIKE MOTION
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  • They sang with undulating tone
  • When swimming through the undulating surface of lakes, I find inspiration in water
  • -Janet Echelman
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COPIOUS

IN LARGE NUMBER OR QUANTITY
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  • She had a copious amount of bananas
  • Let peace scatter blessings from her copious hand
  • -Danielle Boone

CONGENIAL

FRIENDLY, EASY GOING, SAME INTERESTS
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  • They had a congenial relationship
  • The secret of happiness is to find a congenial monotony
  • -V.S. Pritchett
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FASTIDIOUSNESS

TRAIT OF BEING
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  • She had a fastidiousness when it came to lunch.
  • Fastidiousness makes enjoyment a struggle.
  • -Mason Cooley
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FEIGN

TO GIVE FALSE APPEARENCE, TO FAKE.
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  • She feigned being ill to skip school.
  • Adults feign disinterest in science, children grab hold of it to distinguish themselves.
  • -Norman Macleod

PREEMENTLY

Having importance in a superior way

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  • She preeminently cut in the ice cream line.
  • Deterrence itself is not a preeminently superior value.
  • -Herman Kahn
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POSTERITY

ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS

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  • For the sake of posterity we must end wars.
  • What life half gives a man, posterity gives entirely.
  • -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

PROGENY

A DESCENDENT OR OFFSPRING

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  • He was a kind progeny of of Abraham Licoln.
  • Nature favors those that leave the environment in better shape for its progeny to survive.
  • -James Lovelock
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QUINTESSTIAL

THE PERFECT EMBODIMENT OF SOMETHING
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  • She was the quintessential pianist.
  • My father was the quintessential husband and dad.
  • -Sidney Poitier
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SCRUPULOUS

STRICT REGARD FOR WHAT IS CORrECT AND PROPER

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  • They were scrupulous when it came to snacks.
  • A scrupulous man will never create a great novel.
  • -Julien Green
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VACILLATE

TO HESITATE BETWEEN DECISIONS
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  • She had to vacillate taking a yummy M&M, or a healthy walnut.
  • Do not vacillate or you will be left in between doing something, having something and being nothing.
  • - Ethiopia
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ZEALOUS

ARDENTLY ACTIVE, DEVOTED, OR DILIGENT
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  • She was zealous about baking.
  • Zealous men are ever displaying to you the strength of their belief.
  • -William Shenstone
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DISCERN

TO DETECT OR IDENTIFY WITH YOUR SENSES
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  • They could not discern the art from reality.
  • To invent is to discern, to choose.
  • -Henri Poincare
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ENIGMATIC

CONFUSING OR HARD TO UNDERSTAND

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  • They tried to understand the enigmatic problem.
  • I get interested in writers who are enigmatic.
  • -Harry Hamlin
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FACETIOUS

NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY, HUMOROUS
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  • She was trying to be facetious, but it was taken rather offensive.
  • I dont want to sound facetious, but humour is the key to the soul. You know what I mean?
  • -Unknown
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GRATUITOUS

GIVEN WITHOUT RECEIVING ANYTHING IN RETURN.
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  • The kitten strolled into their home like a gratuitous gift.
  • I do say no to things that I think are completely gratuitous.
  • -Amber Valletta
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RHETORICAL

ASKED FOR EFFECT, NO AMSWER EXPECTED
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  • The math problem wasn't meant to be rhetorical, but no one knew the answer.
  • Wealth, religion, military victory have more rhetorical than efficacious worth.
  • -George Santayana
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RIVETED

ATTRACTED OR HOLDING THE ATTENTION OF
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  • The speaker riveted the crowd.
  • In the theater the audience is generally riveted to a single angle of observation.
  • -Unknown
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UBIQUITOUS

EXISTING OR BEIMG EVERYWHERE AND AT EVERY TIME

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  • The TARDIS is a ubiquitous machine
  • Video games are ubiquitous now.
  • -Eugene Jarvis
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VOCABULARY Q.2

SEE YOU NEXT QUARTER.
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