Group 5 words you need to know

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bear

Back

carry or conduct oneself in a specified manner

Example:

He always bears himself with confidence.

Front

bias

Back

inclination or prejudice for or against one person or group, especially in a way considered to be unfair

Example:

The judge showed bias in favor of the defendant.

Front

benevolent

Back

well-meaning and kindly

Example:

The benevolent neighbor helped everyone on teh block.

Front

bittersweet

Back

arousing pleasure tinged with sadness or pain.

Example:

Graduation day was a bittersweet moment.

Front

bolster

Back

support or strengthen

Example:

The evidence will bolster her argument.

Front

boost

Back

encourage (something) to increase or improve

Example:

The new policy will boost company morale.

Front

brawl

Back

a rough or noisy fight or quarrel.

Example:

A brawl broke out at the bar last night.

Front

brevity

Back

the concise and exact use of words in writing or speech.

Example:

The brevity of his speech was appreciated by the audience.

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candid

Back

truthful and straightforward; frank

Example:

She was candid about her feelings on the matter.

Front

candor

Back

the characteristic of being honest

Example:

His candor in the interview impressed the hiring manager.