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The document defines a series of words related to thinking, communication, and behavior. It provides concise definitions for terms like "acquisitive" meaning greedy, "germane" meaning relevant, and "temporize" meaning to stall or act evasively. The document aims to clarify meanings and establish understanding of various concepts and ideas.
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- 2. Acquisitive Emulate Insatiable Belabor Substantiate Arrogate Encomium Largesse Carping Germane Invidious Banal Congeal Reconnaissance Tenable Temporize Taciturn Coherent Intransigent Eschew
- 3. Able to get and retain ideas and information; concerned with acquiring wealth or property - greedy, avaricious, retentive AQUISITIVE
- 4. Relevant, appropriate, fitting - pertinent, related GERMANE
- 5. To claim or take without right - usurp, commandeer, expropriate ARROGATE
- 6. So great or demanding as not to be satisfied - unquenchable, voracious ravenous INSATIABLE
- 7. To avoid, shun, keep away from - Abstain from, forgo, steer clear of ESCHEW
- 8. To stall or act evasively in order to gain time; to postpone a decision; to compromise - procrastinate, hedge, dillydally TEMPORIZE
- 9. Tending to find fault, especially in a petty, nasty, or hairsplitting way; criticism - caviling, nit-picking CARPING
- 10. Habitually silent or quiet; inclined to talk very little - uncommunicative; laconic TACITURN
- 11. Offensive, hateful; tending to cause bitterness and resentment - malicious, spiteful, pejorative INVIDIOUS
- 12. A formal expression of praise; a lavish tribute - panegyric, eulogy, commendation ENCOMIUM
- 13. To change from a liquid to a solid, thicken; to make rigid or inflexible - harden, solidify, coagulate CONGEAL
- 14. To imitate with the intent to surpass the model - copy, mimic, match EMULATE
- 15. Refusing to compromise; irreconcilable - unyielding , obdurate, stubborn INTRANSIGENT
- 16. Holding or sticking together; making a logical whole; comprehensive, meaningful - connected, unified, cohesive COHERENT
- 17. Hackneyed, trite, commonplace - stale, insipid, overused BANAL
- 18. To establish by evidence, prove; to give concrete form to - confirm, verify, authenticate, validate SUBSTANTIATE
- 19. Generosity in giving; lavish or bountiful contributions - munificence, bountiful LARGESSE
- 20. Capable of being held or defended - justifiable, defensible, maintainable TENABLE
- 21. A survey made for military purposes; a preliminary inspection or examination - to scout RECONNAISSANCE
- 22. To work on excessively or to thrash soundly - overwork BELABOR