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Vocabulary List #5

Unselfish; concerned for others Syn. Selfless Ant. Selfish Altruistic (adj./part) Unselfish; concerned for others Syn. Selfless Ant. Selfish

To express agreement; an agreement Assent (verb/noun) To express agreement; an agreement Syn. Concur Ant. disagree

One who does good to others Benefactor (noun) One who does good to others Syn. Patron Ant. Misanthrope

Marked by honor; knightly Chivalrous (adjective) Marked by honor; knightly Syn. Gallant Ant. Crude, uncouth

Clemency (noun) Mercy; leniency Syn. Gentleness Ant. Harshness, cruelty

Dearth (noun) An inadequate supply Syn. Want Ant. surplus

Shy; lacking confidence Diffident (adjective) Shy; lacking confidence Syn. Timid Ant. Bold, brash

A difference; lack of agreement Discrepancy (noun) A difference; lack of agreement Syn. Disagreement Ant. agreement

To go aboard or make a start Syn. Launch, begin Embark (verb) To go aboard or make a start Syn. Launch, begin

Easily done; superficial Facile (adjective) Easily done; superficial Syn. Effortless Ant. Labored

Unconquerable or unbeatable Indomitable (adjective) Unconquerable or unbeatable Syn. Unyielding, invincible Ant. Yielding, surrendering

Free from error; certain Infallible (adjective) Free from error; certain Syn. Unerring Ant. Imperfect

To walk heavily or work slowly Plod (verb) To walk heavily or work slowly Syn. Lumber, trudge Ant. Prance, skip

Pungent Syn. caustic (adjective) Ant. bland Sharp or stinging

Remiss (adjective) Careless or negligent Syn. Slack Ant. Scrupulous

Repose (verb/noun) To rest; relaxation Syn. tranquillity Ant. exertion

Temerity (noun) Boldness Syn. Recklessness Ant. timidity

Truculent (adjective) Cruel; Aggressive Syn. Brutal Ant. gentle

Unfeigned (adjective) Sincere; real Syn. Genuine Ant. insincere

Virulent (adjective) Extremely Poisonous Syn. Venomous Ant. innocuous