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MISLEAD (A politician will often mislead his constituents to get extra…
MISLEAD
VERB
Old English
misguide, misdirect
A politician will often mislead his constituents to get extra votes.
VERIFY
VERB
Latin
authenticate, validate
The waitress asked to see my driver’s license so she could verify my age.
OBSCURE
ADJECTIVE
Latin
doubtful, unkown
Since my friend prefers an obscure lifestyle, he does not interact through social media at all.
deterioration
NOUN
Latin
HYPOTHESIS
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act, process
The sudden deterioration of the weather has forced the wedding planner to move indoors.
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TANGIBLE
ADJECTIVE
Latin
certain, specific
The characters were as tangible as all of us standing in this room.
REFUTE
VERB
Latin
disprove, confute
The claim is impossible to refute, and in fact not easy to understand.
INVARIABLY
NOUN
Middle English
changeless, unalterable
The scapegoat is invariably an outsider.
REGRESSION
NOUN
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After our troops left the war-torn country, regression occurred when the citizens resorted to their unstable form of government.
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