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Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search. |
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acquiesce,  | v. to agree without protest |
adroitly,  | adv. skillfully, cleverly |
brusquely,  | adv. abruptly, roughly, bluntly |
capricious,  | adj. erratic; on a whim |
caustic,  | adj. severely critical or sarcastic; burning |
condone,  | v. disregard or overlook; permit or allow by not forbidding |
conspired,  | v. to agree together in secret to do something wrong or illegal |
constraint,  | n. a limitation or restriction |
decorous,  | adj. dignified in manners and conduct; proper |
desultory,  | adj. digressing from the main point; random |
exonerate,  | v. to clear from blame |
| ferret | v. to search out, discover, or bring to light |
gullible,  | adj. easily deceived or cheated |
idiosyncrasy,  | n. a characteristic or mannerism that is peculiar to an individual (like YOUR EATING) |
impromptu,  | adj. made or done without preparation; unplanned |
malevolence,  | n. ill will; malice; hatred (SYN: RANCOR) |
overt,  | adj. public; in the open |
pacifically,  | adv. peaceably, mildly, or calmly (like the PACIFIC Ocean) |
plaintively,  | adv. expressing sorrow or melancholy |
preposterous,  | adj. completely contrary to nature; ridiculous or foolish |
rancor,  | n. bitter, rankling resentment or ill will; malice; hatred (SYN: MALEVOLENCE) |
replete,  | adj. abundantly supplied or filled |
| ruminated | v. meditated on; ponder about |
sadistic,  | adj. gaining pleasure from being cruel |
sagacity,  | n. wisdom; having sound judgment |
| solicitude | n. anxiety or concern; worry |
tenacious,  | adj. holding fast; persistent; stubborn |
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American Literature, AP Eng. Language, Spanish 1 |
Georgia Military College Prep School |
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