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Unit 1. So great as not to be satisfied. insatiable. To claim or take w ithout right. a rrogate. Holding or s ticking together. coherent. To imitate. emulate. Formal praise. encomium. Petty, nagging criticism. carping. Offensive, hateful. invidious. To avoid, shun. eschew. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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insatiable

So great as not to be satisfied

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arrogate

To claim or take without right

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coherent

Holding or sticking together

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emulate

To imitate

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encomium

Formal praise

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carping

Petty, naggingcriticism

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invidious

Offensive, hateful

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eschew

To avoid, shun

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congeal

Change from liquid to solid

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banal

Hackneyed, tritecommonplace

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acquisitive

Able to GET ideas or wealth

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congeal

Make inflexible or rigid

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carping

Tending to find fault

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largess

generosity

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coherent

Making a logicalwhole

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belabor

To work on excessively

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reconnaissance

Preliminary inspection

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taciturn

Habitually silentor quiet

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temporize

To stall or hesitate

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germane

Relevant, Apropos, fitting

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coherent

Comprehensible,meaningful

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substantiate

To establish by evidence

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temporize

To compromise

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tenable

Capable of being supported

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intransigent

Stubborn, irreconcilable

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belabor

To thrash soundly

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reconnaissance

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acquisitive

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invidious

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banal

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carping

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temporize

I can’t decide!

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largess

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emulate

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encomium

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arrogate

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garrulous

taciturn

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miserliness

largess

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extraneous

germane

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yielding

intransigent

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melt

congeal

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ameliorative

invidious

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loquacious

taciturn

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altruistic

acquisitive

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approving

carping

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novel

trite

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muddled

coherent

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castigation

encomium

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prolix

taciturn

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ADJECTIVES used to describe PEOPLE:

He is acquisitive.She is carping.

He is insatiable.She is intransigent.

He is invidious.She is taciturn.

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ADJECTIVES used to describe THINGS:

The story is banal.The answer is coherent.

The topic is germane.The theory is tenable.

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These are NOUNS. They can be preceded by the word “the.”

The constant carping irritated me.The encomiums were lavished on her.

We appreciated the largesse.We discussed the reconnaissance.

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These are VERBS. He arrogated the throne.He belabored the point.

The blood congealed.He emulated his boss.

He eschewed bad habits.She substantiated her claim.

He temporized in the jury room.

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

insatiable lustinsatiable appetiteinsatiable hungerinsatiable greed

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

Belabor a point

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

An acquisitive societyAn acquisitive mind

Acquisitive businessmanAcquisitive instincts

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

Substantiate a claimSubstantiate an assertion

Substantiate a theory

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

eschew bad habitseschew technologyeschew temptation

eschew old ideas

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Here is how you will typically hear these words:

Arrogate the throneArrogate privileges

Arrogate controlArrogate rights