Myopic
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*Myopic
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(adj) lacking
foresight or scope ex:: myopic thinking
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*Unwittingly
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(adv) without
knowledge or intervention ex:: he unwittingly deleted the references( =
inadvertently)
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*Divisive
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(adj) dissenting
(disagreeing) (especially dissenting with the majorityopinion)ex:: memories
were divisive as well as divided.
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*Nuance
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(n) a subtle
difference in meaning, opinion or attitudeex::without understanding the finer
nuances you can't enjoy the humor
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*Fiasco
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(n) a disastrous
& embarrassing failure
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*Rebuff
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(v) 1. reject
outright & bluntly ex:: he
rebuffed his proposal 2. force or drive back ex:: rebuff the attack
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*Reconciliation
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(n) 1. the
reestablishing of cordial relations 2. getting two things to correspond ex::
the reconciliation of his chequebook and the bank statement
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*Insinuate
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(v) introduce
orinsert (oneself) in a subtle mannerex:: he insinuated himself into the
conversation of the people at the nearby table 2. give to understand ex:: I insinuated that I didn't like his
brother.
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*Machismo
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(n) exaggerated
masculinity
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*Paranoia
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(n)
psychologicaldisorder characterized by delusionsofpersecution or grandeur
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*Grandeur
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(n) 1. the
quality of being magnificent, splendid or grandex:: an imaginative mix of old
fashioned grandeur and colourful art 2. the quality of elevation of mind
andexaltation of character, ideals or conduct
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*Nutty
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(adj) 1. informal
or slangterm meaning insane, strange, eccentric or stupidex:: it used to
drive my husband nutty 2. foolish; totally unsound
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*Capriciousness
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(n) 1. the
quality of being guided by sudden unpredictable impulses 2. the trait of
acting unpredictably and more from whim or caprice than from reason or
judgmentex:: I despair at the capriciousness and whimsicality of my memory
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*Suaveness
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(n) the quality
of being bland and gracious or ingratiating in manner
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*Ubergeek
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(n) (informal) a
skilled computer enthusiast; a dedicated computer hacker
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*Revoke
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(v) cancel
officiallyex::he revoked the ban on smoking
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*Invoke
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(v) 1. someone
into action or bring into existence, often asif by magicex:: invoke the
spectre of unemployment 2. cite as an authority; resort to ex :: he invoked
the law that would save him,she invoked an ancient law 3. request earnestly
(something from somebody); askfor aid or protectionex::Invoke God in times of
trouble
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*Prosaic
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(adj) 1. not
fanciful or imaginative ex:: a prosaic and unimaginative essay 2. lacking wit or imaginationex:: a prosaic
movie plot 3. not challenging; dull and lacking excitement
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*Boggle
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(v) 1. hesitate
when confronted with a problem, or when in doubt or fear 2. startle with
amazement 3. overcome with amazement
ex:: this boggles the mind
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*Labyrinthine
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(adj) 1.
resembling a labyrinth in form or complexityex:: a labyrinthine network of
tortuous footpaths 2. relating to, affectingor originatingin the
innerearex::labyrinthine deafness
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