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- placebonoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A substance with no therapeutic effect, given to satisfy a patient's expectation.
- positverb · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
To put forward as a fact or basis for argument.
- preamblenoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
An introductory statement explaining a document's purpose.
- precursornoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Something that comes before and leads to something else.
- predispositionnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A tendency to behave in a particular way or develop a particular condition.
- provincialadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Narrow-minded or unsophisticated, as if limited to a small region.
- provisionaladjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Arranged temporarily, subject to later change.
- prowessnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Exceptional skill or ability.
- quacknoun/adjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A person who fraudulently claims medical or other expertise.
- qualmnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
An uneasy feeling of doubt about whether an action is right.
- quibbleverb/noun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
To argue about a minor or trivial point.
- rancidadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Having an unpleasant smell or taste from spoiling.
- raucousadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Loud, harsh, and disorderly.
- raucousnessnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Loud, disorderly behavior or sound.
- ravenousadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Extremely hungry.
- rebuttalnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A response that argues against a previous statement or claim.
- reconnaissancenoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Preliminary observation of an area to gather information.
- renegadenoun/adjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A person who abandons a group or cause for another, often seen as a traitor.
- repentancenoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Sincere regret for wrongdoing.
- repentantadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Feeling or showing sincere regret.
- reprimandnoun/verb · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A formal expression of disapproval.
- resignationnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
The acceptance of something undesirable but unavoidable, or the act of quitting a position.
- resonantadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Deep, clear, and continuing to sound, or evoking strong feeling.
- retaliateverb · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
To attack in return for a similar attack.
- retiringadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Shy and avoiding attention.
- reverentadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Feeling or showing deep respect.
- riftnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A serious disagreement that causes a split between people.
- satiricaladjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Using humor or exaggeration to criticize something.
- seclusionnoun · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
The state of being private and away from others.
- sedentaryadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Involving a lot of sitting; not physically active.
- shamnoun/adjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Something false presented as genuine.
- shrewdadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Having sharp practical judgment.
- shroudnoun/verb · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
A cloth used to wrap a body, or to cover and conceal.
- sinceritynoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
The quality of being genuine and honest.
- singularadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Remarkably distinctive or unusual.
- skittishadjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Nervous and easily startled.
- slothnoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Laziness or reluctance to work or exert effort.
- slothfuladjective · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Lazy; unwilling to work or exert effort.
- soberadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Serious, sensible, and calm; not affected by alcohol.
- solacenoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Comfort in a time of distress.
- somberadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Dark, gloomy, or serious in mood.
- spartanadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Simple, plain, and without luxury.
- sporadicallyadverb · 500-600 · Priority 2+ Save
Occurring at irregular intervals; occasionally.
- squabbleverb/noun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
A petty, noisy quarrel.
- subduedadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Quiet, restrained, or lacking in intensity.
- subordinateadjective/noun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Lower in rank or importance.
- surlyadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Bad-tempered and unfriendly.
- surmountverb · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
To overcome a difficulty or obstacle.
- tarnishverb · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
To damage the reputation of, or to lose shine.
- tenetnoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
A principle or belief held to be true by a group.
- uncannyadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Strange or mysterious in a way that is unsettling.
- undeniableadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Unable to be denied or disputed.
- unparalleledadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Having no equal; unmatched.
- unrulyadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Disorderly and difficult to control.
- valiantadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Showing courage in the face of danger or difficulty.
- vexationnoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
A state of being annoyed or frustrated.
- viableadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Capable of working successfully; feasible.
- vigilantadjective · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Keeping careful watch for possible danger.
- woenoun · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
Great sorrow or distress.
- wreakverb · 400-500 · Priority 2+ Save
To cause a great amount of damage or harm.