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Vocab E Unit 5 all pictures shamelessly lifted from Google - PPT Presentation

Altruistic Adj unselfish concerned with the welfare of others Synonyms charitable benevolent generous Antonyms stingy selfish The volunteers who deliver food to homeless every weekend are truly ID: 776385

synonyms antonyms noun agreement synonyms antonyms noun agreement verb embark slowly pungent easily facile sharp plod unfeigned long mercy

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Vocab EUnit 5

all pictures shamelessly lifted from Google

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Altruistic (Adj.)

unselfish, concerned with the welfare of

others Synonyms: charitable, benevolent, generousAntonyms: stingy, selfish

The volunteers who deliver food to homeless every weekend are truly

altruistic

.

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Assent (Verb & Noun)

(v) to express agreement; (n) agreement Synonyms: consent, acceptance Antonyms: disagreement, veto He gave me his assent, politely agreeing to everything I suggested.

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Benefactor (Noun)

one who does good to others Synonyms: contributor, supporter, sponsor Antonyms: opponent

There are many benefactors who help support the Red Cross.

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Chivalrous (Adj.)

marked by honor, courtesy, and courage;

knightly Synonyms: courteous, polite, manly Antonyms: afraid, cowardly

Sir Galahad was the most

chivalrous

of the Knights of the Round Table.

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Clemency (Noun)

mercy, humaneness; mildness, moderateness Synonyms: compassion, charity, grace Antonyms: cruelty, no mercyThe appearance of a dove is typically seen as a sign of clemency or mercy.

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Dearth (Noun)

a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine Synonyms: absence, shortage Antonyms: abundance, plentyA dearth of rainfall left the ground cracked and brittle.

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Diffident (Adj.)

shy, lacking self-confidence; modest,

reserved Synonyms: bashful, meek, timid Antonyms: aggressive, brave

The

diffident

little girl hid behind the

door so she would not be seen.

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Discrepancy (Noun)

a difference; a lack of agreement Synonyms: error, inconsistency Antonyms: agreement, likeness

These skates were specifically made for a child with a discrepancy in leg length.

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Embark (Verb)

to go aboard; to make a start; to invest Synonyms: commence, enter, launch Antonyms: cease, endMake arrangements for your pets before you embark on a long journey.

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Facile (Adj.)

easily done or attained; superficial; ready, fluent; easily shown but not sincerely felt Synonyms: effortless, obvious, “child’s play” Antonyms: difficult, laboriousThe problem needs more than just a facile solution.

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Indomitable (Adj.)

unconquerable, refusing to yield Synonyms: invincible, stubborn Antonyms: flexible, willing

Gandhi’s indomitable spirit inspired millions of people worldwide.

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Infallible (Adj.)

free from error, absolutely dependable Synonyms: flawless, foolproof, exact Antonyms: faulty, imperfect

The gymnast received tens for her infallible routine.

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Plod (Verb)

to walk heavily or slowly; to work slowly Synonyms: slog, trudge, drag Antonyms: tiptoe, breezeElephants are so big and heavy, they usually only manage to plod along.

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Pungent (Adj.)

causing a sharp sensation; stinging or

biting Synonyms: bitter, sharp, sour Antonyms: dull, bland, pleasant

The skunk emitted a

pungent

odor.

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Remiss (Adj.)

neglectful in performance of one’s duty; careless Synonyms: lazy, sloppy, tardy Antonyms: careful, thoughtful

I would be remiss if I did not check your progress in vocabulary at least once a week.

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Repose (Verb & Noun)

(v) to rest; lie; place; (n) relaxation, peace of mind, calmness Synonyms: inactivity, peace Antonyms: agitation, disturbanceDogs should have their own pet bed; they should not lie in repose on my pillow!

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Temerity (Noun)

rashness, boldness Synonyms: impulsiveness, daring Antonyms: carefulness, cautionAfter a long, harsh winter with very little to eat, the tiny field mouse had the temerity to venture outside of his burrow.

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Truculent (Adj.)

fierce and cruel; aggressive; deadly, destructive; scathingly harsh Synonyms: abusive, fierce Antonyms: gentle, tameHockey is a rough sport, and some of the players are known for their truculent attitude.

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Unfeigned (Adj.)

sincere, real, without pretense Synonyms: genuine, heartfelt, honest Antonyms: insincere, pretended

It isn’t very often a politician delivers an unfeigned speech.

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Virulent (Adj.)

extremely poisonous; full of malice; spiteful Synonyms: deadly, destructive, harmful Antonyms: helpful, gentle, wholesomeOne of the few things in life that are more virulent than a cobra is a woman scorned.