Allude-to refer to
something the author thinks you should know
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He made no intimation at the time of the proposition, nor did he in hisreply allude at all to that suggestion of mine.
Clairvoyant- able to read mind
- Unless you were a clairvoyant you would have to guess at the future price of the bond.
Clairvoyant- able to read mind
- Unless you were a clairvoyant you would have to guess at the future price of the bond.
Conclusive- final
or decisive. to conclude
- Even without conclusive evidence that it can, heated questions are being raised.
- Even without conclusive evidence that it can, heated questions are being raised.
Disreputable- of a poor reputation
- And he was not only a commoner, he was a commoner in a slightly disreputable profession.
Endemic- native to an environment
- Endemic animals are special because they are found in only one location on the planet, and nowhere else.
Exemplary-Serving as a desirable model; representing the best of its kind
- Teachers, impressed by her exemplary behavior, took a liking to her.
Fathom- nautical measure of depth. to understand
- He could not understand the temptation that had come to him nor could he fathom the reason for its coming.
Guile-trick
- Marks lack of guile has characterized his service here, where political calculating is an accepted reality.
Integrity- integrating thought, word, and action
- Your ignorance is almost outweighed by your lack of integrity.
Itinerary-trip schedule or plan
- Buy travel guides that cover points along your itinerary and keep them with you on the trip.
Misconstrue-to misunderstand
- To suggest that an operator must comply with this oversight process is to misconstrue the intent of the system.
Obnoxious-rude, loud. abrasive
- So, please be sure not to commit their mistake and form a negative picture of a large number of people based on an obnoxious few.
Placate- to calm down or satisfy
- Whoever the next president is, he will have to placate several groups with contradictory desires.
Placid-calm
- And the placid beasts still gazing with their mild eyes full of loving.
Plagiarism-taking someones writing without permission
- Plagiarism is committed everywhere in the world almost every day.
Potent-powerful
- Other species, which use the venom as a defense, retain potent stinging power and are responsible for human deaths each year.
Pretext- an excuse. text before the text
- In other words, appellant argues that the stop of his vehicle was a pretext to conduct an illegal search for contraband.
Protrude-to speak-out
- Many people have disks that bulge or protrude and do not suffer back pain.
Stark-easy to see
- People in cities can sometimes forget that the class divide in places like the highlands can appear even more stark than in the cities.
Superficial-shallow
- The target audience is likely to have an interest in superficial knowledge of a widely diverse array of topics.
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