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complicity
[kuh m-plis-i-tee] |
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| (n.)—involvement as an accomplice in a questionable act or a crime. |
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indignantly
[in-dig-nuh nt-lee] |
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| (adj.)—angered at something unjust or wrong |
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uproarious
[uhp-rawr-ee-uh s] |
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(adj.)—noisy; loud
[Note: Think of “uproar.”] |
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superannuated
[soo-per-an-yoo-ay-tid] |
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(adj.)–retired because of age; obsolete (can refer to a living being or object)
·Example: Superannuated ideas
·Highlight “super” and “annua.” Super is a prefix meaning “over and above” and “annua” has to do with years (such as “annual”). |
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contemptuously
[kuh n-temp-choo-uh s] |
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| (adv.)–in a way that expresses disapproval or disgust |
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malignant
[muh-lig-nuh nt] |
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| (adj.) dangerous; harmful |
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| (n.)—a usual or habitual practice |
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taciturn (adj.)
[tass-ih-turn] |
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| (adj.)– silent and reserved (especially in speech) |
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upstanding
[uhp-stan-ding] |
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| (adj.)—honorable; morally upright |
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insoluble
[in-sol-yuh-buh l] |
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| (adj.)—not capable of being solved |
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| (adj.) – gloomy (as a person or mood) |
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| (adj.) – high in rank; prominent or distinguished |
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inebriated
[in-ee-bree-yet] |
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| (adj.)—drunk/intoxicated, either from alcohol or from emotion; confused |
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imperishable
[im-per-i-shuh-buh l] |
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| (adj.)-indestructible; enduring |
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| (adv.)—not wasteful; thrifty |
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