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ARTICULATE

DEFINITION: SHARPNESS OF PERCEPTION;COMMUNICATING CLEARLY (ADJ)
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ARTICULATE

WILL YOU PLEASE ARTICULATE SO I CAN UNDERSTAND YOU BETTER.
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BELLIGERENT

WAGING WAR; INCLINED TO OR EXHIBITING (ADJ)
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BELLIGERENT

TOM SCREAMED AND SHOOK HIS FIST AT THE WAITER IN A BELLIGERENT WAY
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CULPABLE

DESERVING BLAME OR CENTURE
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CULPABLE

ONLY HE WAS CULPABLE FOR COMMITTING SUCH A CRIME.
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DILIGENT

SHOWING STEADY, ATTENTIVE, ENERGETIC EFFORT IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING; HARD WORKING
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DILIGENT

THE GUY WAS A DILIGENT STUDENT ALL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL AND IT PAYED OFF WHEN HE GOT INTO THE COLLEGE OF HIS DREAMS
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EXPEDIENT

FIT OR SUITABLE FOR THE PURPOSE; PROPER UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES
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EXPEDIENT

IT WOULD BE MORE EXPEDIENT FOR US TO TAKE THE PLANE THAN SIT ON THIS BUS FOR HOURS
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IRRESOLTE

INDECISIVE, UNSURE OF HOW TO PROCEED
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IRRESOLUTE

THE IRRESOLUTE WOMAN COULDNT DECIDE WHAT TO BUY AT THE STORE.
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MUSE

TO PONDER OR SOMETHING THAT INSPIRES
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MUSE

I MUSED OVER WHICH MOVIE TO GO TO.
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PROFOUND

HAVING DEEP INSIGHT OR UNDERSTANDING
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PROFOUND

MLK JR. HAD A PROFOUND EFFECT ON THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT.
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STIPEND

NORMAL SALARY; PAYMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL WORK
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STIPEND

AFTER ALEX BOUGHT A NEW BIKE, HE WAS ON A STIPEND WITH HIS MOM TO PAY HER BACK.
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TRANSMUTATION

A CHANGE INTO SOMETHING
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TRANSMUTATION

SALLY UNDERWENT A TRANSMUTATION AT THE DOCTORS YESTERDAY.
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BENEVOLENT

EXPRESSING GOODWILL; DESIRING TO HELP OTHERS
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BENEVOLENT

THE RED CROSS IS SUCH A BENEVOLENT ORGINIZATION.
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BENIGN

PLEASANT OR BENEFICIAL; HAVING A KINDLY DISPOSITION
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BENIGN

THE NEW STORE OWNER WAS A BNIGN OLD GENTLEMAN.
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CONGEALED

  • To change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid state;
  • To make or become fixed, as ideas, sentiments, or principles
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CONGEALED

SHE CONGEALED THE WATER INTO ICE BY PUTTING IT IN THE FREEZER.
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DEFTLY

TO DO SOMETHING IN A DEXTEROUS, NIMBLE, OR SKILLFUL MANNER
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DEFTLY

THE MAGICIAN DEFTLY SHUFFLED THE CARDS, THEN MADE THEM DISAPPEAR.
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EPITOME

A REPRESENTATIVE OR PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A CLASS OR TYPE
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EPITOME

THAT'S THE EPITOME OF LAZINESS!
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FORMIDABLE

  • Of discouraging or awesome strength, size, difficulty
  • Causing fear, apprehension, or dread
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FORMIDABLE

HE WAS A FORMIDABLE OPPONENT
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INNOCOUS

  • To do something in a way that is not likely to irritate or offend
  • Not harmful or injurious
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INNOCUOUS

SHE MEANT THE STATEMENT IN AN INNOCUOUS WAY, HE TOOK IT AS AN INSULT.
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MALIGNANT

  • To cause harm, suffering, distress deliberately
  • Very dangerous or harmful in influence or effect
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MALIGNANT

THE TUMOR WAS MALIGNANT, SO THE PATIENT NEEDED MORE TREATMENT
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PETULANT

  • Moved to or showing sudden, impatient irritation
  • Especially over some insignificant stuff
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PETULANT

THE CHILD PETULANTLY THREW A TEMPER TANTRUM.
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PLETHORA

OVERABUNDANCE; EXCESS
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PLETHORA

THE SUCCESS OF HIS VIDEOS INSPIRED A PLETHORA OF VEIWERS
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PRECIPITATED

  • Having quickened the occurrence of
  • Brought about prematurely, hastily, suddenly
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PRECIPITATED

HIS CARELESSNESS IN DRIVING PRECIPITATED A TERROBLE ACCIDENT.

Emmie Bergstrom