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eclectic
(a) composed from many different sources
pastiche
(n)
mixture
; composed from many different sources; an eclectic composition
hodgepodge (hotchpotch)
(n) mixture
motley
(n) mixture of colors
hybrid
(n) mixture of breeds
mongrel
(n) mixture of breeds
alloy
(n) mixture of metals
melange
(n) mixture
enigma
enigmatic
enigmatize
(n) mystery
(a) mysterious;
confusing
(v) to mystify; confuse
fluster
(v) to
confuse
to be nervous and confused without composure
becloud
(v) to confuse
mystify
(v) to confuse
disorient
(v) to confuse
obfuscate
(v) to confuse; to darken
befuddle
(v) to confuse
bedazzle
(v) to confuse
bemuse
(v) to confuse
muddle
(v) to confuse
bewilder
(v) to confuse
baffle
(v) to confuse
puzzle
(v) to confuse
confound
(v) to confuse
faze
(v) to confuse
perplex
(v) to confuse
quandary
(n) perplexity
extemporaneous
(a) done with litle preparation; instantaneous
extemporize
(v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
improvise
(v) to do, make, etc. instantaneously
impromptu
(n) something that is improvised
(a) quick; instantaneous
treacherous
treachery
(a) unfaithful; disloyal
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
treasonous
treason
(a) unfaithful; disloyal
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
perfidious
perfidy
(a)
betraying
; unfaithful; disloyal
(n)
betrayal
; unfaithfulness; disloyalty
infidel
infidelity
1. (a)
unfaithful
; disloyal (Ex. husband & wife)
2. (n) an unbeliever (Ex. religiously)
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
traitor
traitorous
traitorousness
(n) a conspirator
(a) unfaithful; disloyal
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalty
falsehearted
falseheartedness
(a) unfaithful; disloyal
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
disaffected
disaffectedness
(a) unfaithful; disloyal
(n) unfaithfulness; disloyalness
disaffect
(v) 1. to cause to lose affection to
2. to be disloyal to esp. to a government
collude
collusion
(v) to agree or side with the enemy; to conspire
(n) conspiracy
punctuate
(v) to disrupt
access
inaccessable
(v) to approach (n) an approach
(a) that cannot be approached
assess
(v) to appraise; to tell or judge to value of
virulent
(a) poisonous; harmful
deleterious
(a) harmful
baneful
(a) harmful
pernicious
(a) harmful
detrimental
(a) harmful
lethal
(a) evil; harmful
hazardous
(a) harmful
nocuous
innocuous
(a) harmful
(a) not harmful
noxious
innoxious
(a) harmful
(a) not harmful
obnoxious
nasty; disagreeable
rudimentary
(a) in an early stage; elementary
inchoate
(a) just begun
incipient
(a) beginning
inception
(a) start
nascent
(a) beginning to born
natal
(a) of or from birth
Author
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ID
56977
Card Set
SAT Wk #8 pt. 1
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Updated
2010-12-21T08:28:15Z
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