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100 Words For Every College Student
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1. Whimsical; changeable
Diction
Fait accompli
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Capricious
2. Environment; setting
Obviate
Ameliorate
Milieu
E.g.
3. Apparently right; superficiallly fair - just - or correct - but not so in reality; appearing well at first view; plausible
Nefarious
Acumen
Pecuniary
Specious
4. Needless repetition of the same sense in different words; redundancy
Proclivity
Erudite
Tautological
Egalitarian
5. Making a loud outcry
Egalitarian
Cadre
Loquacious
Vociferous
6. Very talkative
Pedantic
Facetious
Nefarious
Loquacious
7. Peaceful - undisturbed - and happy
Halcyon
Disingenuous
Finite
Indolent
8. To utter - or express with - a snorting - exultant laugh or chuckle
Salient
Chortle
Finite
Erudite
9. Characterized by extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed; learned
Ephemeral
Erudite
Indolent
Banal
10. An excessive desire of gain; greediness
E.g.
Avarice
Capricious
Inane
11. Honesty - uprightness
Succinct
Acerbic
Inane
Probity
12. Partially but not fully in existence or operation
Supercilious
Ken
Inchoate
Iconoclast
13. A chain; a succession
Allegory
Euphemism
Pernicious
Concatenation
14. A tensely phrased statement of a truth or opinion; an adage
Ubiquitous
Demagogue
Aphorism
Reticent
15. More than is wanted or is sufficient
Vitiate
Proclivity
Superfluous
Cadre
16. Argument over the definition of words
Nefarious
Avarice
Sojourn
Logomachy
17. Being everywhere
Ellipsis
Apocryphal
Ubiquitous
Indolent
18. Bitter - harsh - or biting sharpness
Acrimony
Ameliorate
Inchoate
Vitiate
19. Quickness of perception or discernment (understanding)
Specious
Diction
Acumen
Adumbrate
20. Logic: a form of deductive reasoning consisting of a major premise - a minor premise - and a conclusion
Fortuitous
Puerile
Equivocate
Syllogism
21. Displaing a lack of maturity
Logomachy
Puerile
Ameliorate
Syllogism
22. Id est (that is)
Egalitarian
Requisite
Aphorism
i.e.
23. Energy and enthusiasm in the expression of ideas
Fait accompli
Banal
Verve
Egalitarian
24. Exempli gratia (for example)
Succinct
Simile
Ephemeral
E.g.
25. A word or phrase by which anything is likened to something else; it's often introduced by 'like' or 'as'
Milieu
Sine qua non
Simile
Logomachy
26. To prevent by interception
Obviate
Logomachy
Loquacious
Collegial
27. Omission or suppression of parts of words or sentences with a mark or series of marks (... or for example)
Codicil
Ellipsis
Hyperbole
Scintilla
28. (LLC) combine the liability protection of a coorporation with the tax benefits and simplicity of a partnership
Codicil
Plenary
Limited liability companies
Halcyon
29. Having bounds
Finite
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Fait accompli
Pejorative
30. To make faulty or imperfect
Acumen
Diction
Ubiquitous
Vitiate
31. A temporary stay; a brief period of residence
Sojourn
Arcane
Acerbic
Proclivity
32. Understood by only a few
Syntax
Inane
NB
Arcane
33. Characterized by or consisting of two parts or components
Tautological
Exiguous
Binary
Supercilious
34. A person of refined upbringing - manners and taste
Disingenuous
Obviate
Fait accompli
Patrician
35. Nota bene (Latin meaning note well); used to direct attention to something particularly important
Visceral
Disingenuous
Arcane
NB
36. Deadly
i.e.
Symbiotic
Pernicious
Acerbic
37. The study of the rules whereby words or other elements of sentence structure are combined to form grammatical sentences
Syntax
Euphemism
Renege
Banal
38. To divide into two parts or branches
Puerile
Tautological
Avarice
Bifurcate
39. Of doubtful authority or authenticity
Apocryphal
Aphorism
Logomachy
Pernicious
40. One who attacks and seeks to overthrow traditional or popular ideas of institutions
Requisite
Disingenuous
Myopic
Iconoclast
41. Brief - concise
Succinct
Banal
Acerbic
Capricious
42. Perception; understanding; knowledge
Succinct
Lexicon
Ken
Facetious
43. To sketch - outline in a shadowy way
Chicanery
Didactic
Adumbrate
Equivocate
44. The choice and use of words in speech or writing
Concatenation
Euphemism
Loquacious
Diction
45. Lacking in courage and resolution
Res Ipsa Loquitur
Pusillanimous
Avarice
Scintilla
46. Necessary; indispensable
Finite
Requisite
Ubiquitous
Logomachy
47. Patience; good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence
Vociferous
Puerile
Banal
Forbearance
48. To make or grow better
Halcyon
Acumen
Patrician
Ameliorate
49. Characterized by a narrow - often ostentatious concern for book learning and formal rules
Aphorism
Puerile
Pedantic
NB
50. Happening by chance
Pejorative
E.g.
Banal
Fortuitous