What does the word "extrapolate" mean?
To predict what might happen using information that is already known
When the data on a graph won't fit on one page
Irrefutable evidence
To reach a final conclusion that cannot be expanded upon
What does the word "pragmatic" mean?
Fancy or upscale
Dealing with something in a realistic and sensible way
An unpredictable response
Using creativity to solve a problem
What does the word "quintessential" mean?
Something that is not needed
A perfect or best example of something
Part of a whole that if taken away, would cause everything else to collapse
Really good eyesight
What does the word "dichotomy" mean?
The study of plants and soil
The difference between two opposites
The sum of many moving parts
The study of anger and rudeness
What does the word "juxtaposition" mean?
The first step in a long process
To be confused as to what to do next
Two contrasting things compared or placed together
To be unaware of one's surroundings
What does the word "monetary" mean?
Relating to money or currency
A religious place or gathering of religious people
Simple and costing little
Doing something alone
What does the word "partisan" mean?
Behavior considered outside the norm
A strong supporter of a party, cause, or person
Having questionable or concealed motives
A type of cheese often put on pasta
What does the word "prudent" mean?
An unpleasant or disagreeable person
A type of dried plum
Behaving in a way that considers how an action will impact the future
To remove unnecessary parts of something
What does the word "stoic" mean?
The shortest distance between two places
Eating things that are not technically food
To always be correct
Enduring hardship without showing your feelings
What does the word "laconic" mean?
To use more words or sentences than necessary
Very harsh and severe
To communicate a thought through made-up or gibberish words
To use as few words as possible
What does the word "exacerbate" mean?
To breathe heavily after physical exercise
To speed up
To make something more complicated than necessary
To make a problem even worse
What does the word "emulate" mean?
To come to a sudden realization
To make something brighter or easier to see
A group of ostriches
To copy or match something via imitation
What does the word "diction" mean?
The choice and use of words when speaking or writing
A voice loud enough for everyone to hear
The definition of technical jargon
A pleasant sounding accent
What does the word "diatribe" mean?
A long monologue in play or production
A group of 9 or more
A verbal attack against something or someone
An argument that makes something false seem true
What does the word "loquacious" mean?
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