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verb: desist

stop doing something; cease or abstain.

"each pledged to desist from acts of sabotage"

Similar: abstain, refrain
Opposite: continue
noun: predicament

a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation.

"the club's financial predicament"

Similar: mess, difficulty
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adjective: sophisticated

having, revealing, or involving a great deal of worldly experience and knowledge of fashion and culture.

"She is a sophisticated woman"

Similar: worldly, worldly-wise
Opposite: naive, unsophisticated

(of a machine, system, or technique) developed to a high degree of complexity.
"highly sophisticated computer systems"

Similar: advanced
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adjective: succinct

(especially of something written or spoken) briefly and clearly expressed.

"use short, succinct sentences"

Similar: concise, short
Opposite: lengthy, long-winded
adjective: credulous

having or showing too great a readiness to believe things.

"a ceremony staged for credulous tourists"

Similar: gullible, naive
Opposite: worldly, suspicious
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adjective: placable

easily calmed; gentle and forgiving.

"he was placable in his animosities and affectionate in his family
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noun: animosity, plural noun: animosities

strong hostility.

"he no longer felt any animosity towards her"

Similar: antipathy, hostility

Opposite: goodwill, friendship
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adjective: pernicious

having a harmful effect, especially in a gradual or subtle way.

"the pernicious effects of air pollution"

Similar: harmful,damaging
Opposite: beneficial, benign
adjective: sumptuous

splendid and expensive-looking.
"the banquet was a sumptuous, luxurious meal"

Similar: lavish, luxurious
Opposite: plain, cheap
verb: desist

stop doing something; cease or abstain.

"each pledged to desist from acts of sabotage"

Similar: abstain, refrain
Opposite: continue
noun: triumph

a great victory or achievement.
"a garden built to celebrate Napoleon's many triumphs"

verb : triumph

achieve a victory; be successful.
"spectacle has once again triumphed over content"
noun: perfidy

the state of being deceitful and untrustworthy.
"it was an example of his perfidy"

Similar: treachery, duplicity
Opposite: faithfulness, loyalty
noun: erudition

the quality of having or showing great knowledge or learning; scholarship.

"he was known for his wit, erudition, and teaching skills"

Similar: learning, scholarship
Opposite: ignorance
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verb: disparage

regard or represent as being of little worth.

"he never missed an opportunity to disparage his competitors"

Similar: belittle, denigrate
Opposite: praise, overrate
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noun: brevity

concise and exact use of words in writing or speech.

"the staff will edit manuscripts with a view to brevity and clarity"

Similar: conciseness, concision
Opposite: verbosity
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Vocabulary through word roots

1. "ami / amo"

friendly, lovable,peaceful

1. amity- noun- friendly relations.
2. amicable- characterized by friendliness
3. amiable -
having or displaying a friendly and pleasant manner
4. amorous -
showing, feeling sexual desire
5. enamored - be filled with love for
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2. SOLI / SOL (alone, single)

1. SOLITARY(adj)→ lonely, alone

2. SOLITUDE (noun)→ loneliness, isolation

3. SOLILOQUY(noun)→ a speech made by a person while alone

4. DESOLATE(adj)→ lonely, dejected

5. ISOLATE(verb)→ separate, remain alone from others

6. SOLACE(noun)→ to give comfort to a person who is lonely/alone

7. SOLO(adj)→ single, solitary


Vocabulary through word root
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root word - "mal"

1. Malignment – defame something badly
2. Malice – evil intention
3. Maltreat. – Treat someone/something badly
4. Malfunction – working badly
5. Dismal – A gloomy situation
6. Maleficent – Someone who deliberately try causing harm to someone
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root word "dict" - say

1.dictionary: tells how to ‘say’ words
2.addict: ‘speaks’ heavily towards something
3.predict: ‘say’ beforehand
4.contradict: ‘say’ against
5.valedictorian: one who ‘says’ farewell
6.dictate: ‘say’ words to another
7.dedicate: to ‘say’ for another
8.verdict: ‘speaking’ of the truth
9.vindicate: ‘say’ to be free from something
10.indicate: ‘say’ to make known
11.dictator: ‘sayer’ of rules
12.predicament: result when one ‘speaks’ too quickly, or before she should
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Word Root "FID" - trust/faith

1.FIDELITY→ faithfulness, loyalty
2.INFIDELITY → faithlessness, disloyalty
3.PERFIDY→ faithlessness, deceitfulness
4.CONFIDENT→ bold, fearless, convinced

5. DIFFIDENT→ shy, hesitant
6. BONAFIDE → genuine, authentic
7. MALAFIDE→ illegal, false
8. CONFIDANT→ an intimate and trustworthy friend
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