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100 Words For Every College Student
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1. Characterized by a narrow - often ostentatious concern for book learning and formal rules
Pedantic
Indolent
Abrogate
Ken
2. A leader who tries to stir up people by appeals to emotion - prejudice - etc. - in order to achieve power
Myopic
Eclectic
Demagogue
Capricious
3. Favoring social equality
Bi-polar
Egalitarian
Limited liability companies
Indolent
4. Omission or suppression of parts of words or sentences with a mark or series of marks (... or for example)
Plenary
Ephemeral
Ellipsis
Dilatory
5. Characterized by or having authority vested equally among colleagues
Lexicon
Superfluous
Collegial
Ameliorate
6. Characterized by lightness and insubstantiality; intangible
Simile
Disingenuous
Ethereal
Bifurcate
7. Exempli gratia (for example)
E.g.
Inchoate
Vitiate
Caveat
8. A minute amount; an iota or trace
Pusillanimous
Disingenuous
Scintilla
Supercilious
9. More than is wanted or is sufficient
Superfluous
Inane
Egalitarian
Facetious
10. To depart from or evade the truth
Obviate
Prevaricate
Equivocate
Logomachy
11. Logic: a form of deductive reasoning consisting of a major premise - a minor premise - and a conclusion
Capricious
Proclivity
Hyperbole
Syllogism
12. To cancel - destroy - revoke - or void
Requisite
Pecuniary
Pejorative
Abrogate
13. A chain; a succession
Iconoclast
Abrogate
Concatenation
Codicil
14. Lofty with pride
Supercilious
Lexicon
Ameliorate
Succinct
15. Short lived
Allegory
Limited liability companies
Ephemeral
Syllogism
16. Bitter - harsh - or biting sharpness
Salient
Symbiotic
Didactic
Acrimony
17. Apparently right; superficiallly fair - just - or correct - but not so in reality; appearing well at first view; plausible
Adumbrate
Specious
Abrogate
Patrician
18. One who attacks and seeks to overthrow traditional or popular ideas of institutions
Caveat
Obviate
Iconoclast
Erudite
19. Environment; setting
Milieu
Facetious
Didactic
Cadre
20. Noticeable; also - projecting; also - leaping
Logomachy
Salient
Fait accompli
Acumen
21. Nota bene (Latin meaning note well); used to direct attention to something particularly important
Equivocate
Codicil
NB
Puerile
22. To prevent by interception
Abrogate
Obviate
Allegory
Sardonic
23. Id est (that is)
Halcyon
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Levity
i.e.
24. Frivolity (not serious or sensible)
Collegial
Eclectic
Fait accompli
Levity
25. To make vicious and defamatory statements about
Adumbrate
Prevaricate
Acerbic
Vilify
26. Relating to money
Pecuniary
Eclectic
Pedantic
Demagogue
27. Full; entire; complete
Allegory
Pusillanimous
Exiguous
Plenary
28. The study of the rules whereby words or other elements of sentence structure are combined to form grammatical sentences
Syntax
Eclectic
NB
Simile
29. Argument over the definition of words
Exiguous
Abrogate
Logomachy
Scintilla
30. Disparaging - belittling
Avarice
Pejorative
Bifurcate
Myopic
31. Partially but not fully in existence or operation
Ubiquitous
Tautological
Inchoate
Abrogate
32. Sharp - biting - or acid in temper - expression - or tone
i.e.
Acerbic
Loquacious
Sojourn
33. A mild or vague word or phrase replacing one considered harsh or offensively direct
Facetious
Consanguineous
Euphemism
Vilify
34. A core or nucleus of trained or otherwise qualified personnel around which an organization is formed
Cadre
Ellipsis
Ken
Limited liability companies
35. A relationship of mutual benefit or depencence
Plenary
Diction
Demagogue
Symbiotic
36. Being everywhere
Indolent
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Collegial
Ubiquitous
37. An excessive desire of gain; greediness
Metaphor
Obviate
Avarice
Probity
38. Characterized by extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed; learned
Bi-polar
Proclivity
Exiguous
Erudite
39. Necessary; indispensable
Nefarious
Requisite
Syntax
Specious
40. Inclined to keep quiet
Requisite
Ken
Exiguous
Reticent
41. Having only one side
Facetious
Unilateral
Exiguous
Disingenuous
42. Extremely scanty (bare)
Exiguous
Simile
Limited liability companies
Probity
43. To sketch - outline in a shadowy way
Chortle
Abrogate
Adumbrate
Scintilla
44. An amendment to an existing will
Supercilious
Fortuitous
Codicil
Requisite
45. Making a loud outcry
Vociferous
Tautological
Proclivity
Euphemism
46. Deadly
Puerile
Iconoclast
Pernicious
Bi-polar
47. Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy
Collegial
Ken
Tautological
Inchoate
48. Displaing a lack of maturity
Puerile
Inchoate
Superfluous
Symbiotic
49. Related by blood - descended from the same ancestor
Renege
Demagogue
Erudite
Consanguineous
50. Very talkative
Loquacious
Pecuniary
Milieu
Hyperbole