Reparation, Loquacious, Refutable, and More: Vocabulary Words Explained
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The Making of Amends for Wrong or Injury Done - Reparation
Tending to Talk a Great Deal - Loquacious
To Prove to Be False or Erroneous, as an Opinion or Charge - Refutable
Showing Great Attention to Detail, Very Careful and Precise - Meticulous
A Right or Privilege Exclusive to a Particular Individual or Class - Prerogative
A Person New to or Inexperienced in a Field or Situation - Novice
Dangerously High or Steep - Precipitous
The Ability to Make Good Judgements and Quick Decisions, Typically in a Particular Domain - Acumen
Having or Showing a Strong or Unreasoning Desire for Revenge - Vindictive
A Spontaneous or Natural Liking Sympathy for Someone or Something - Affinity
Not Conspicuous or Attracting Attention - Unobtrusive
The Character and Atmosphere of a Place - Ambience
Existing or Being Everywhere, Especially at the Same Time; Omnipresent - Ubiquitous
Sensory Contact - Clairvoyant
Trembling or Quivering Movement, Fear - Trepidation
Of the Same; Alike - Homogenous
To Examine in Detail with Careful or Critical Attention - Scrutinize
Match or Surpass (a Person or Achievement), Typically by Imitation - Emulate
Severely Exact or Accurate - Rigorous
Not Harmful or Offensive - Innocuous
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