Intermediate Vocabulary Set 1 Flashcards

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Abundant

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Plentiful, vast. Example: There was an abundant supply of food at the festival with a vast array of dishes and treats available.

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Adept

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Highly skilled at doing something. Example: Mary is adept at playing the violin, demonstrating exceptional skill and talent.

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Ambitious

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Having a strong desire for success. Example: Tom is ambitious and wants to become a doctor, driven by a strong desire to help others.

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Aplomb

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Self-confidence or assurance, especially in a demanding situation. Example: She handled the difficult situation with aplomb.

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Apprehensive

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Anxious or fearful about the future. Example: She was apprehensive about starting her new job.

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Arduous

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Requiring much effort or energy to do something. Example: Climbing the mountain was an arduous task.

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Bane

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A cause of great distress or annoyance. Example: The loud construction noise was the bane of her existence.

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Benevolent

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A kind and generous person. Example: The benevolent king helped his people by donating food and money to the poor.

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Cajole

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Persuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing or flattery. Example: He managed to cajole her into agreeing to his plan despite her initial reluctance.

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Candid

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A person who is honest and straightforward. Example: She gave a candid opinion about the new policy, speaking openly and honestly about its potential impacts.