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| 7295084293 | Camaraderie | Rapport and good will Ex. The coach attributed the tran's success to the camaraderie among the players Syn: Friendship ; Amity Ant: Enmity ; Hostility NOUN | 0 | |
| 7295084294 | frangible | fragile; easy to break Ex. Mom seldom removed the frangible, antique dishes from the cabinet Syn: Delicate ; Breakable Ant: Sturdy ; Strong ADJECTIVE | 1 | |
| 7295084295 | Litany | any long, repetitive, or dull recital Ex. The dissatisfied customer read a litany of complaints to the company representative. NOUN | 2 | |
| 7295084296 | Moratorium | A suspension of activity; an authorized delay Ex. The warring factions declared a moratorium on combat during the peace talks. Syn: Cessation ; Postponement Ant: Rush ; Continuation NOUN | 3 | |
| 7295084297 | Zealous | fervent; fanatical Ex. The zealous gardener planted so many flowers that a number of them did not have the necessary space which to grow. Syn: Passionate ; Enthusiastic Ant: uninterested ; indifferent ADJECTIVE | 4 | |
| 7295084298 | desiccate | to dry out ; to remove moisture Ex. Janet desiccates flowers and then uses them to make wreaths. Syn: dehydrate Ant: dampen ; moisten VERB | 5 | |
| 7295084299 | Wrenching | causing mental or physical pain Ex. The wrenching photographs of the starving children prompted Mike to send a donation. Syn: Distressing ; Agonizing Ant: Pleasant ; Comforting ADJECTIVE | 6 | |
| 7295084300 | Replete | full ; abundant Ex. The anglers were happy to friend their stream replete with trout. Syn: Abounding ; Rife Ant: Lacking ; Empty ADJECTIVE | 7 | |
| 7295084301 | Interim inable | Tiresome and long ; seemingly endless Ex. The last few hours of school before the holiday vacation seemed interminable. Syn: Tedious Ant: Fleeting ; Limited ADJECTIVE | 8 | |
| 7295084302 | Arable | Suitable for cultivation of land Ex. Death Valley and the Badlands are both characterized by their lack of arable soil. Syn: Fertile Ant: Barren ; infertile ADJECTIVE | 9 | |
| 7295084303 | Lugubrious | Mournful ; gloomy Ex. The lugubrious funeral scene temporarily interrupted the comic tone of the play. Syn: Somber ; depressing Ant: Joyful ADJECTIVE | 10 | |
| 7295084304 | Truncate | To shorten Ex. The candidate truncated his campaign because of a family illness. Syn: Abbreviate Ant: Increase VERB | 11 | |
| 7295084305 | Ubiquitous | Occurring or seeming to occur everywhere Ex. The camping trip was horrible; the mosquitoes were ubiquitous and hungry. Syn: Universal Ant: Nonexistent ADJECTIVE | 12 | |
| 7295084306 | Vernacular | Everyday language Ex. Using slang or vernacular in a formal term paper is usually inappropriate. NOUN | 13 | |
| 7295084307 | equanimity | (n.) calmness, composure, refusal to panic Ex. Oddly enough, the plaintiff recounted the story of her attack with perfect equanimity. Syn: Poise ; Sangfroid Ant: Anxiety ; Agitation NOUN | 14 |
