Vocabulary Flashcards

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Affable (adjective)

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Friendly, pleasant, and easy to talk to. An affable person is approachable and often puts others at ease with their demeanor.

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Amenity (noun)

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Something that adds to the comfort, convenience, or enjoyment of a place or a situation. Amenities are often considered as extra perks or features that enhance the quality of something.

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Deplorable (adjective)

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Worthy of strong condemnation or disapproval. Something that is deplorable is considered extremely bad or unacceptable.

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Disarming (adjective)

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Having the ability to remove suspicion, hostility, or fear, often through charm or a friendly attitude. A disarming person or action can put others at ease and make them less defensive.

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Elude (verb)

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To evade or escape from something, typically by being elusive, tricky, or difficult to catch or understand. It can also mean to avoid or fail to achieve something.

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Imperative (adjective)

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Of vital importance, crucial, or essential. An imperative action or task is one that must be done or addressed immediately.

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Quarry (noun)

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A person or thing that is the object of a hunt, pursuit, or search.

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Scruple (noun)

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A feeling of doubt, hesitation, or uneasiness about the morality or ethics of a particular action. Scruples can be moral reservations or ethical concerns.

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Stamina (noun)

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Endurance, strength, and the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort. Stamina is often associated with the capacity to withstand fatigue or exertion.

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Tangible (adjective)

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Perceptible by touch, capable of being touched or felt. In a broader sense, tangible refers to something that is real, concrete, or clearly evident.