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100 Words For Every College Student
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1. Short lived
Syllogism
Carpe diem
Ephemeral
Pecuniary
2. Lacking in courage and resolution
Milieu
Succinct
Pusillanimous
Binary
3. Avoiding labor and exertion; lazy
Collegial
Limited liability companies
Indolent
Specious
4. Being everywhere
Vociferous
Ubiquitous
Chortle
Bi-polar
5. Conveying instruction; teaching some moral lesson
Pecuniary
Didactic
Lexicon
Acerbic
6. To make vicious and defamatory statements about
Logomachy
Adumbrate
Prevaricate
Vilify
7. An amendment to an existing will
Forbearance
Codicil
Banal
Limited liability companies
8. A tensely phrased statement of a truth or opinion; an adage
Avarice
Aphorism
Ameliorate
Visceral
9. Not straightforward or candid; insincere or calculating
Demagogue
Disingenuous
Renege
Reticent
10. Bitterly sarcastic
Levity
Sardonic
Renege
Consanguineous
11. A word or phrase by which anything is likened to something else; it's often introduced by 'like' or 'as'
Symbiotic
Simile
Exiguous
Carpe diem
12. Made up of or combining elements from varying sources
Eclectic
Pejorative
Disingenuous
Syllogism
13. Extremely scanty (bare)
Exiguous
Banal
Ethereal
Ameliorate
14. Sharp - biting - or acid in temper - expression - or tone
Ameliorate
Demagogue
Myopic
Acerbic
15. Having only one side
Patrician
Unilateral
Supercilious
Metaphor
16. A stock of terms used in a particular profession - subject or style; a vocabulary
Vilify
Lexicon
Carpe diem
Sojourn
17. The choice and use of words in speech or writing
Diction
Vilify
Capricious
Erudite
18. To depart from or evade the truth
Prevaricate
Metaphor
Collegial
Abrogate
19. Related by blood - descended from the same ancestor
Acerbic
Consanguineous
Puerile
Euphemism
20. Necessary; indispensable
Dilatory
Pejorative
Requisite
Apocryphal
21. Commonplace; trivial
Requisite
Banal
Ellipsis
Verve
22. A warning or caution
Unilateral
Salient
Caveat
Ethereal
23. The representation of abstract ideas or principles by characters - figures - or events in narrative - dramatic - or pictorial form
Reticent
Ethereal
Allegory
Pedantic
24. Nota bene (Latin meaning note well); used to direct attention to something particularly important
NB
Chortle
Vilify
Fortuitous
25. Without contents - empty; void of sense or intelligence; purposeless; pointless; useless
Inane
Acrimony
Bifurcate
Levity
26. Id est (that is)
Acrimony
i.e.
Salient
Banal
27. An accomplished and presumably irreversible deed or fact
Syllogism
Erudite
Fait accompli
Metaphor
28. To divide into two parts or branches
Halcyon
Proclivity
Chortle
Bifurcate
29. Lack of discernment or long-range perspective in thinking or planning
Ken
Myopic
Fait accompli
Sine qua non
30. A natural inclination; predisposition
Proclivity
Ameliorate
Fait accompli
Pejorative
31. Logic: a form of deductive reasoning consisting of a major premise - a minor premise - and a conclusion
Syllogism
Diction
Bifurcate
Obviate
32. An indispensable thing
Capricious
Ameliorate
Sine qua non
Equivocate
33. Perception; understanding; knowledge
Ken
Simile
Consanguineous
Superfluous
34. One who attacks and seeks to overthrow traditional or popular ideas of institutions
NB
Demagogue
Ubiquitous
Iconoclast
35. Disparaging - belittling
Allegory
Proclivity
Halcyon
Pejorative
36. Displaing a lack of maturity
Scintilla
Carpe diem
Equivocate
Puerile
37. Relating to money
i.e.
Hyperbole
Pecuniary
Diction
38. A leader who tries to stir up people by appeals to emotion - prejudice - etc. - in order to achieve power
Pecuniary
Demagogue
Diction
Plenary
39. Honesty - uprightness
Inane
Lexicon
Abrogate
Probity
40. A temporary stay; a brief period of residence
Egalitarian
Hyperbole
Superfluous
Sojourn
41. A person of refined upbringing - manners and taste
Pedantic
Codicil
Sine qua non
Patrician
42. Inclined to put off what ought to be done at once
Exiguous
Dilatory
Syntax
Iconoclast
43. Favoring social equality
Lexicon
Halcyon
Egalitarian
Prevaricate
44. Omission or suppression of parts of words or sentences with a mark or series of marks (... or for example)
Ellipsis
Prevaricate
Diction
Renege
45. Wicked in the extreme
Eclectic
Nefarious
Puerile
Equivocate
46. A minute amount; an iota or trace
Reticent
Consanguineous
Demagogue
Scintilla
47. Brief - concise
Caveat
i.e.
Succinct
Visceral
48. (LLC) combine the liability protection of a coorporation with the tax benefits and simplicity of a partnership
Acerbic
Renege
Ethereal
Limited liability companies
49. A figure of speech in which a word or phrase literally denoting one kind of object or idea is used in place of another to suggest a likeness or analogy between them
Collegial
Fortuitous
Prevaricate
Metaphor
50. To make or grow better
Obviate
Inchoate
Ameliorate
Res Ipsa Loquitur