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TEST PREP: Derivatives and their English Meanings, pt 3
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| A | B |
| elude | to escape the notice of |
| castigate | to punish, reprove, or criticize severely |
| pulchritude | beauty |
| sepulcher | burial vault, tomb |
| sententious | using wise sayings or proverbs; using pompous language |
| concur | to agree; to unite; to act together |
| rescind | to repeal, cancel, annul |
| dexterous | skillful and competent with the hands |
| precept | a principle or commmand intended as a general rule of action or conduct |
| perspicacious | discerning; having acute mental vision |
| livid | enraged; discolored by bruising; ashen, pale |
| furtive | done by stealth |
| conspicuous | attracting attention; prominent |
| obstreperous | uncontrollably noisy; stubbornly defiant |
| onerous | imposing or constituting a burden |
| extirpate | to uproot; cut out by surgery; eradicate |
| surreptitious | done, made, or acquired by stealth |
| tacit | expressed without words or speech |
| aversion | a desire to avoid something; repugnance |
| adventitious | arising or occuring sporadically or in other than the usual location |
| supercilious | haughtily contemptuous |
| tenuous | flimsy, weak |
| lachrymose | tearful, mournful |
| torpor | extreme sluggishness |
| phlegmatic | having a slow and stolid temperament |
| choleric | irascible; angry, irate |
| sanguine | cheerful, hopeful |
| placid | tranquil, serene, calm |
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