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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Definitions
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A Tale of Two Cities
Definitions
1.
acuity
uh KEW uh tee
sharpness of perception
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> denseness
His acuity in determining the facts made him a good judge.
2.
Derivatives >>
acuities, acute, acuteness
advocacy
AD vuh cuh see
support of an idea or cause
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> opposition
The nominee's advocacy of higher taxes may have cost him the election.
Derivatives >>
3.
affable
advocate, advocator, advocatory, advocated, advocating
AF uh bul
Synonyms >>
friendly, courteous, amiable
cordial, genial, gracious, sociable
Antonym >> surly; aloof; unfriendly
He had a very affable nature, always saying "Hello" to everyone.
Derivatives >>
4.
affability, affableness, affably
antipathy
an TIP uh thee
Synonyms >>
animosity, animus, antagonism, hostility, rancor
a dislike, distaste, or enmity
Antonym >> propensity; amity
The woman's obvious antipathy toward snakes surfaced when she came into contact with the slithering reptile.
5.
Derivatives >>
antipathetic, antipathic, anthipathist, antipathize, antipathies
apocryphal
uh PA kra ful
of doubtful origin or authenticity, not genuine
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> of known origin; genuine
The jury saw through the apocryphal tears of the witness.
Derivatives >>
6.
apocryphally, apocryphalness
approbation ap row BAY shun
official approval, praise, commendation
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> disapprobation, disapproval
We initiated the attack with the approbation of the general.
Derivatives >>
7.
approbate, approbated, approbating, approbative, approbatory, approbativeness
ardent
AR dunt
Synonyms >>
fervent, fervid, passionate, perfervid
expressing strong feelings, impassioned, zealous
Antonym >> unmoved; perfunctory
He was ardent in his support of civil rights.
Derivatives >>
8.
ardently
ardor
AR dur
Synonyms >>
passion, intensity, fervor, enthusiasm, zeal
warmth or heat of emotion; extreme force, vigor, or energy
Antonym >> lack of energy or enthusiasm
His ardor for the revolution cooled off during the course of the war.
9.
Derivatives >>
ardour, ardors
ascend
uh SEND
to move upward, to rise from a lower station
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to descend; to go down
The climbers ascended the mountain.
10.
Derivatives >>
ascendancy, ascendance, ascendant, ascension, ascending, ascended
atheist
A thee ist
one who does not believe in God
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> believer
The beliefs of the atheist often cause him to face despair alone.
Derivatives >>
11.
atheistic, atheistical, atheistically
auspicious
aw SPISH us
Synonyms >>
propitious
favorable
Antonym >> ill-omened
Making an "A" on the first test was an auspicious way to begin the year.
Derivatives >>
auspiciously, auspiciousness
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12.
aversion
uh VER shun
Synonyms >>
hesitance, loathing, reluctance
strong disinclination, disliking
Antonym >> inclination
I have an aversion to getting married.
Derivatives >>
13.
averseness, aversely, averse
beguile
buh GUYL
Synonyms >>
delude
to deceive, to mislead, to persuade with charm
Antonym >> to enlighten
We sometimes allow ourselves to be beguiled by flatterers.
14.
Derivatives >>
beguiled, beguiling, beguilement, beguiler
benign
buh NINE
not causing harm, of gentle disposition, beneficial
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> malignant, harmful
The minister was loved because of his benign attitude toward all types of people.
Derivatives >>
15.
benignly, benignant, benignancy, benignantly, benignity
blasphemous BLAS fuh mus
irreverent, profane
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sacred; reverent
Telling that sacrilegious joke is blasphemous.
Derivatives >>
16.
blaspheme, blasphemed, blaspheming, blaspemer, blasphemousness, blasphemously, blasphemy
blunderbuss BLUN der bus
a clumsy and careless person; an obsolete firearm with a bell muzzle
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> a poised and sophisticated person
The girl made so many embarrassing remarks that she felt like a blunderbuss.
Derivatives >>
17.
capitulate
Synonyms >>
blunder, blunderer, blundering, blunderbusses
kuh PICH uh late
to surrender
defer, relent, submit, succumb, yield
Antonym >> to resist
The army was expected to capitulate after having lost that last battle with so many casualties.
18.
Derivatives >>
capitulated, capitulating, capitulation
compatriot
kum PAY tree ut
a fellow countryman
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> traitor
The Lewis and Clark expedition was a journey of two compatriots exploring the unknown regions.
Derivatives >>
19.
compatriotism
complacency kum PLAY sun see
the state of being self-satisfied
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> dissatisfaction
Considering that he is failing, it is curious to see his sense of complacency.
Derivatives >>
20.
complacent, complacently, complacence, complaisant, complaisance, complaisantly
kon fluh GRAY shun
a large fire
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> small flame
Some believe that the earth will be destroyed by a large conflagration.
Derivatives >>
21.
conflagrations, conflagrant, conflagrate, conflagrator, conflagratory
consecrate
KON suh krate
Synonyms >>
devote, hallow
to dedicate or to declare sacred
Antonym >> to profane
Ministers customarily consecrate their lives to serving God.
Derivatives >>
consecrated, consecrating, consecratory, consecrator, consecration
Synonyms >>
authentication, substantiation, validation, verification
22.
kuh rob uh RAY shun
confirmation
Antonym >> refutation
Fortunately, I had some corroboration for my whereabouts on the night of the crime.
Derivatives >>
23.
corroborate, corroborated, corroborating, corroboratory, corroboratively, corroborator
debauchery deh BAH chuh ree
Synonyms >>
moral corruption
abasement, corruption, debasement, depravity, perversion,
Antonym >> temperance
Certainly a minister would say that group sex is an example of debauchery.
Derivatives >>
24.
deference
Synonyms >>
debauch, debaucher, debauchment, debauchee
DEF ur uns
courteous going along with the opinions or wishes of another
homage, reverence, respect
Antonym >> disrespect
In deference to your wishes, I will not see him again.
25.
Derivatives >>
deferential, deferentially, deferentiality
demented
duh MEN ted
insane
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> of sound mind
Only a demented person would commit such a crime.
Derivatives >>
dement, denentate, dementation, dementedness, dementedly
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demur
deh MUR
to hesitate, to delay, to object
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to proceed, to agree, to accede
To demur at this time might cause the whole operation to be destroyed.
27.
Derivatives >>
demurred, demurring
deprecate
DEP ruh kate
to disapprove regretfully, to belittle, to express mild disapproval
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to endorse
Do not deprecate her act unless you fully understand her situation.
28.
Derivatives >>
depracating, deprecatingly, deprecative, deprecatively, deprecatory, deprecated, deprecating
desolate
DES uh lit
deserted, without inhabitants, barren
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> populous
Some of the western states have large areas that are desolate.
Derivatives >>
29.
desolately, desolateness, desolater, desolating, desolation
despoil
deh SPOIL
Synonyms >>
devastate, pillage, ravage, sack, waste
to take possessions by force, to plunder
Antonym >> to replenish
Residents of occupied areas during a war are often despoiled.
Derivatives >>
30.
despoiler, despoilment, despoliation
despondency deh SPON dun see
depression, dejection
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> blithe hopefulness
Because he thought that he had failed the test, he felt great despondency.
Derivatives >>
31.
diffidence
Synonyms >>
despondent, despondence, despondently, desponding, despondingly
DIF eh duns
shyness, reserve, unassertiveness
bashfulness, modesty
Antonym >> confidence
Because of his diffidence, he would not ask any girl to the prom.
32.
Derivatives >>
diffidency, diffident, diffidently, diffidentness
discern
deh SURN
to differentiate between two or more things
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to ignore; to be oblivious; to confuse
Because of the fog, I was barely able to discern the landing strip.
Derivatives >>
33.
discerner, discernible, discernable, discernibleness, discernibly, discernably, discerningly, discernment
dis kun SUR ting
upsetting, frustrating
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> refreshing; calming
That he has not responded to the medicine is disconcerting.
Derivatives >>
34.
disconcert, disconcerted, disconcertedness, disconcerting, disconcertingly, disconcertingness, disconcertment
disdain
dis DANE
Synonyms >>
(to be) arrogant, haughty, high-handed, insolent, lordly,
intense dislike; to treat with scorn or contempt, to reject as unworthy
Antonym >> favor, admiration; to love
Never having had to do manual labor, he disdained the idea of becoming a cotton picker.
Derivatives >>
35.
disdained, disdaining, disdainer, disdainful, disdainfully, disdainfulness
disparage
deh SPAR ij
Synonyms >>
belittle, decry, deprecate
to degrade, to speak of someone or something in a derogatory manner
Antonym >> to praise profusely
His disparaging remarks about me caused the committee to give the job to another person.
36.
Derivatives >>
disparagement, disparager, disparagingly
dissociate
dis uh SO see ate
separate
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> join together
Mental patients often dissociate from people around them.
37.
Derivatives >>
dissociation, dissociative
dissolution
dis uh LOO shun
disintegration, decomposition and dispersion
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> integration
The dissolution of the partnership caused him much grief.
Derivatives >>
38.
docile
dissolute, dissolutely, dissoluteness, dissolutive, dissoluble
DOS ul
Synonyms >>
easily managed, obedient, passive
amenable, tractable
Antonym >> unruly; unmanageable
The dog was docile until the doorbell rang.
39.
Derivatives >>
docible, docibility, docilely, docility
edifice
ED uh fis
Synonyms >>
a very large building
Antonym >> shack; small building
This particular edifice has the title of being the tallest building in the world.
Derivatives >>
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elicit
eh LIS it
Synonyms >>
educe, extort, extract
to bring out a response, to evoke
Antonym >> to inhibit
I would like to elicit your participation in the blood drive.
41.
Derivatives >>
elicitable, elicitate, elicitation
emaciated
eh MAY she ay tid
very thin (usually as a result of starvation), wasting away
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> fat; corpulent
As a result of receiving little food, most prisoners of concentration camps become extremely emaciated.
Derivatives >>
42.
emaciate, emaciation
embellish
em BEL ish
Synonyms >>
deck, garnish, ornament, adorn
to decorate, to make beautiful with ornamentation
Antonym >> to abbreviate
He would embellish his narratives with anecdotes about famous people.
43.
Derivatives >>
embellisher, embellishment
emulate
EM yuh late
to try to equal or to be like (usually through imitation)
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
He has a lot of fine qualities that I try to emulate.
44.
Derivatives >>
emulation, emulative, emulator, emulatively
engender
en JEN der
to cause, to produce, to create
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to squelch
His angry words engendered strife in his relationship with his wife.
Derivatives >>
45.
engrossed
Synonyms >>
engendered, engenderer, engenders, engendering
en GROSD
completely occupied or absorbed
preoccupied
Antonym >>
The woman was so engrossed in her knitting that she did not notice her child walk out the door.
Derivatives >>
46.
engross, engrossing, engrossedly, engrosser, engrossingly, engrossingness, engrossment
entreaty
en TREE tee
Synonyms >>
adjuration, appeal, suit, importunity, supplication
a plea, an earnest request
Antonym >> denial
The lawyer made a lengthy entreaty to the jury before they retired to chambers.
Derivatives >>
47.
entreat, entreatingly, entreatment
evanescent
ev uh NES unt
Synonyms >>
ephemeral, fugitive, transient, transitory
fleeting; impermanent
Antonym >> permanent
The evanescent sounds of applause are not what keeps the artist performing.
48.
Derivatives >>
evanescence, evanesce, evanescently
execrable
EK suh kruh bul
extremely bad, deserving of hate
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> admirable
The cheerleader told a joke about the drill team that was so execrable that he was suspended for three days.
49.
Derivatives >>
execrableness, execrably, execrate, execration, execrative, execratively, execrator
expeditious
ek speh DISH us
done with speed and efficiency
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sluggish
You need to be expeditious in solving this matter.
50.
Derivatives >>
expedite, expediter, expedition, expeditionary, expeditioner, expeditiously, expeditiousness, expeditive
felicitous
feh LIS eh tus
happy or delightful
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sad; gloomy; morose
Her marriage was a felicitous occasion.
51.
Derivatives >>
felicitate, felicific, felicitation, felicitously, felicitousness, felicity
ferocity
fuh ROS eh tee
savagery
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> mildness
A tiger is an animal that has ferocity.
52.
Derivatives >>
ferocious, ferociously, ferociousness
florid
FLOR id
flowery, flushed with color
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> plain; simple; pale
His face becomes florid when he gets angry.
Derivatives >>
53.
floridity, floridly, floridness
forbearance fore BARE uns
patience, lenience
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> impatience
Because he is so young, we must have forbearance in dealing with him.
Derivatives >>
forbear, forbearant, forbearer, forbearing, forbearingly, forbearingness, forbore
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foreboding
fore BOE ding
Synonyms >>
prediction, portent, presentiment
premonition of evil, an ominous omen
Antonym >> serene
The black clouds overhead were a foreboding of bad weather.
55.
Derivatives >>
forebode, foreboder
forensic
fuh REN sik
pertaining to debate or argument
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
Many students take debate classes in preparation for the forensic competitions.
Derivatives >>
56.
forensical
furtive
FUR tiv
Synonyms >>
clandestine, covert, stealthy, surreptitious, underhanded
secret in an underhanded way, stealthy
Antonym >> bold
During the test, he made some furtive glances at other classmates' papers.
57.
Derivatives >>
furtively, furtiveness
galling
GAUL ing
very irritating
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> soothing
It was a galling experience to have my boyfriend ask another girl to the prom.
Derivatives >>
58.
gallingly, gallingness, gall, galls, galled
gaunt
GAWNT
Synonyms >>
lank, lean, rawboned, spare
very thin, emaciated, angular
Antonym >> rotund, corpulent
Prisoners in World War II concentration camps became gaunt from lack of nutrition.
Derivatives >>
59.
gravity
gauntly, gauntness, gaunty
GRAV eh tee
Synonyms >>
seriousness, importance
earnestness, sedateness, sobriety, solemnity, staidness
Antonym >> unimportance
The gravity of the situation was heightened by the death of the president .
60.
Derivatives >>
grave, graver, gravely
hideous
HID ee us
very ugly, offensive, shocking
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> delightful
Some characters in the horror movie had hideous faces.
61.
Derivatives >>
hideously, hideousness, hideosity
impel
im PEL
to urge or to drive forward (usually with moral pressure)
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to restrain
I will impel him to study more often in order to pass this class.
62.
Derivatives >>
impelling, impellment, impeller, impelled
implacable
im PLAK uh bul
incapable of being appeased
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> yielding
That young man is the enemy of the implacable woman standing in the corner; she will never stop hating him.
63.
Derivatives >>
implacability, implacableness, implacably
impute
im PYOOT
to blame or to charge
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
His bizarre actions have been imputed to mental derangement.
Derivatives >>
64.
imputability, imputable, imputableness, imputably, imputation, imputational, imputatively, imputativeness
incorrigible in KOR eh juh bul
incapable of being reformed or improved
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> amenable to improvement
He was expelled from school because of his incorrigible conduct.
65.
Derivatives >>
incorrigibility, incorrigibleness, incorrigibly
infallible
in FAL uh bul
incapable of error
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> erroneous; fallacious
Since everyone makes mistakes, no human is infallible.
Derivatives >>
66.
infamous
Synonyms >>
infallibilism, infallibilist, infallibility, infallibleness, infallibly
IN fuh mus
having a reputation of the worst kind, vicious, notoriously bad
disreputable, ignominious
Antonym >> illustrious
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was an infamous act.
Derivatives >>
67.
infamously, infamy, infamies
infernal
in FER nul
Synonyms >>
hellish, diabolical, fiendish
relating to hell
Antonym >> heavenly
It is not nice to wish that someone go to the infernal regions.
Derivatives >>
infernally, inferno
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ingenuity
in juh NOO eh tee
Synonyms >>
adroitness, cunning, deftness, dexterity
cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness
Antonym >> lack of cleverness
He showed much ingenuity in his unique way of solving the problem.
Derivatives >>
69.
ingenious, ingeniously, ingeniousness
insolence
IN suh luns
Synonyms >>
arrogance, haughtiness, high-handedness, impertinence
insulting or contemptuous behavior
Antonym >>
His insolence and lack of respect for his mother are shocking.
70.
Derivatives >>
insolent, insolently, insolency, insolentness
inundate
IN un date
to flood, to overflow
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to drain
The television station was inundated with phone calls when the basketball game was interrupted.
71.
Derivatives >>
inundable, inundant, inundation, inundator, inundatory
inviolable
in VIE uh luh bul
secure from violation or from being profaned
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> destructible
The numerous guards attempt to make the President inviolable.
72.
Derivatives >>
inviolate, inviolability, invioableness, invioably, inviolacy, inviolateness, inviolately, inviolated, inviolating
irresolute
eh REZ uh loot
indecisive, unsure of how to proceed
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sure; decisive; certain
The confused child stood irresolute, waiting for some instruction.
73.
Derivatives >>
irresolutely, irresoluteness, irresolution
juncture
JUNGK chur
a point of joining
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> separation
His new book emphasizes the importance of the juncture of poetry and music into a new art form.
Derivatives >>
74.
junctural, junctional
knotty
NOT ee
Synonyms >>
abstruse, complex, intricate, recondite
so complicated that it can probably not be solved; full of knots
Antonym >> easy to solve; uncomplicated
A contest's knotty problems leave contestants disheartened. The knotty trees added an eerie feeling to the night.
Derivatives >>
75.
knotted, knotter, knottily
laconic
luh KON ik
Synonyms >>
compendious, concise, pithy, succinct, summary, terse
using a minimum of words; concise to the point of seeming rude
Antonym >> verbose
After the loss, the coach's remarks were laconic.
Derivatives >>
76.
laconian, laconical, laconically, laconicism, laconism
lament
luh MENT
Synonyms >>
bemoan, bewail, deplore
to mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner
Antonym >> to rejoice
She lamented the death of her father in a very lachrymose manner.
Derivatives >>
77.
lamented, lamenting, lamentation, lamentable
latent
LATE unt
Synonyms >>
abeyant, quiescent
not visible, dormant
Antonym >> obvious
Sometimes a teacher can cause latent talents to emerge.
Derivatives >>
78.
latency
lethargic
luh THAR jik
Synonyms >>
stuporous, torpid
sluggish, languid
Antonym >> energetic
Having had too much to drink, he was very lethargic the morning after the party.
79.
Derivatives >>
lethargically, lethargize, lethargy
levity
LEV eh tee
excessive frivolity, flippancy
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> seriousness
It was inappropriate for him to insert some levity into the funeral service.
Derivatives >>
80.
levitate, levitation, levitated, levitational, levitative, levitating
magnanimity mag nuh NIM eh tee
having a lofty, generous, and courageous spirit
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> greed; stinginess
The magnanimity of the king endeared him to his subjects.
81.
Derivatives >>
magnanimous, magnanimously, magnanimousness
malady
MAL eh dee
a disease or unwholesome condition
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> good health
The poor old woman seems to suffer one malady after another.
Derivatives >>
maladies
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modicum
MOD eh kum
limited quantity
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> abundance
I insist on at least a modicum of decorum.
Derivatives >>
83.
modicums
morose
muh ROSE
Synonyms >>
crabbed, glum, saturnine, sulky, surly
being sullen or gloomy
Antonym >> cheerful
He was very morose after his wife left him.
84.
Derivatives >>
morosely, moroseness, morosity
munificent
myoo NIF eh sent
very generous
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> parsimonious; stingy
The munificent gift to the school was appreciated by all of the students.
Derivatives >>
85.
munificence, munificency, munificently, munificentness
muse
MYOOZ
Synonyms >>
meditate, ruminate
to ponder
Antonym >>
I have often mused about life on a tropical island.
86.
Derivatives >>
mused, museful, musefully, museless, musing
myriad
MIR ee id
a very large and indefinite number
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> small number
The myriad of races and cultures that make up America is said to resemble a mosaic.
87.
Derivatives >>
myriadfold, myriadly
oblivion
uh BLIV ee un
state of being forgotten
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> remembrance
Until the singer's recent hit, his career had fallen into a state of oblivion.
Derivatives >>
88.
oblivious, obliviously
obscure
ub SKYOOR
Synonyms >>
abstruse, ambiguous, cryptic, enigmatic, equivocal, recondite Antonym >> clear; apparent
difficult to see, vague
Because the meaning of the play was obscure, I was unable to enjoy it.
Derivatives >>
89.
obscuration, obscurative, obscuredly, obscurely, obscurement, obscureness, obscurity
obsequious
ub SEE kwee us
Synonyms >>
slavish, subservient
overly attentive, like a sycophant, servile
Antonym >> disinterested
I believe that his obsequious behavior toward his grandmother is to ensure being included in the will.
Derivatives >>
90.
obsequence, obsequent, obsequience, obsequiously, obsequiousness, obsequity
ominous
OM uh nus
Synonyms >>
fateful, portentous
threatening
Antonym >> harmless; non-threatening
The ominous clouds were harbingers of the tornado.
Derivatives >>
91.
ominously, ominousness
ostentatious os ten TAY shus
Synonyms >>
showy, pretentious
pompous
Antonym >> modest
The ostentatious socialite wore her mink fur coat even during the warmest days of August.
92.
Derivatives >>
ostentation, ostentate, ostentatiously, ostentatiousness, ostentative
palpable
PAL puh bul
tangible, perceptible, easily noticeable
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
I do not see how I overlooked such a palpable miscalculation.
93.
Derivatives >>
palpability, palpably, palpableness
peevish
PEE vish
fretful, obstinate
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> tranquil; peaceful
With a peevish gesture, Jane slammed the book shut.
Derivatives >>
94.
penitent
peevishly, peevishness, peeve, peeved
PEN eh tunt
Synonyms >>
showing or feeling regret for wrongdoing, repentant
compunctual, contrite, remorseful
Antonym >> unrepentant
He became penitent when he realized that his prank resulted in serious injury.
Derivatives >>
95.
penitence, penitency, penitential
pernicious
pur NISH us
Synonyms >>
baneful, deleterious, detrimental, noxious
very destructive or harmful, deadly
Antonym >> harmless, benign
Shooting heroin is a pernicious habit.
Derivatives >>
perniciously, perniciousness
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perpetuate
pur PECH oo ate
to prolong the existence of something
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to destroy
The Audubon Society works to perpetuate the species of many threatened birds.
Derivatives >>
97.
perpetuation, perpetuator, perpetuity, perpetual, perpetually
placid
PLAS id
Synonyms >>
serene, tranquil
peaceful, calm
Antonym >> disturbed
The wilderness is usually a placid place where one can relax.
98.
Derivatives >>
placidity, placidly, placidness
plaintive
PLANE tiv
mournful and expressing sorrow
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> joyful
The dog moaned in a plaintive manner when her puppies were taken.
99.
Derivatives >>
plaintively, plaintiveness
portent
PORE tent
a sign or forewarning
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
The stock market crash was a portent of the coming of a depression.
Derivatives >>
100. potentate
portentive, portentous, portentously, portentousness
POTE un tate
a monarch, very powerful ruler, sovereign
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
There are many countries in the Middle East that are ruled by a potentate.
Derivatives >>
101. prattle
potentates
PRAT ul
meaningless sounds, babble
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> articulate language
I have difficulty understanding the prattle of young children.
Derivatives >>
102. precipitate
prattled, prattling, prattlement, prattler, prattingly
preh SIP eh tate
to cause to speedily occur, to throw headlong
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to delay
Coming home late at my house will always precipitate a fight.
Derivatives >>
103. precocious
precipitation, precipitancy, precipitately, precipitator, precipitous
preh KOE shus
exceptionally early in development or occurrence
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> backward
A child prodigy is a young person who is very precocious.
Derivatives >>
104. profligate
precociousness, precosity, precociously
PROF luh git
a wasteful person; extremely wasteful, given to licentiousness
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> thrifty
The profligate son wasted the family fortune on wine, women, and song.
Derivatives >>
105. propensity
Synonyms >>
profligacy, profligated, profligately, profligateness
pruh PEN seh tee
preference, natural inclination
leaning, penchant, proclivity
Antonym >> aversion
I have a propensity for rising early.
Derivatives >>
106. proscribe
propension, propense, propend
pro SCRIBE
to denounce or to condemn, to forbid
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
We will proscribe anyone who comes to the rally with the opponent's campaign buttons on his shirt.
Derivatives >>
107. provincial
proscript, proscription, proscriptive, proscriptiveness, proscriptively
pruh VEN shul
lacking sophistication, narrow-minded
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sophisticated
Her parents are so provincial that they believe they should arrange her marriage.
Derivatives >>
provinciate, provincialism, provinciality, provincialization
108. remonstrate reh MON strate
to protest, to make objections
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to agree; to acquiesce
I must remonstrate about the treatment of the residents of the rest home.
Derivatives >>
109. reproach
Synonyms >>
remonstrance, remonstrancer, remonstrant, remonstrantly, remonstratingly, remonstration,remonstrative
reh PROCH
to blame for something; a disgrace
admonish, castigate, chasten, chastise, chide, rebuke, reprove Antonym >> to praise; accolade
Her conduct was so good that it was beyond reproach.
Derivatives >>
reproachable, reproachful, reproachfully, reproachfulness, reproachingly
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110. sagacious
Synonyms >>
suh GAY shus
wise, shrewd, very discerning
astute, perspicacious
Antonym >> ignorant; uninformed; undiscerning
The sagacious freshman knew not to buy an elevator pass from the senior attempting a clever ruse.
Derivatives >>
111. scrupulous
Synonyms >>
sagaciate, sagaciously, sagaciousness, sagacity
SKROO pyuh lus
very principled, very careful and conscientious
meticulous, punctilious
Antonym >> unprincipled
The scrupulous police officer never took a bribe, and he ceaselessly tried to prevent crime.
Derivatives >>
112. sequester
scruple, scrupulosity, scrupulousness, scrupulously
seh KWES tur
to seclude
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> to allow to mingle freely
Because of the publicity about the case and the defendant, the judge decided to sequester the jury.
Derivatives >>
113. serene
sequestered, sequestrable, sequestrant, sequestration, sequestrator
suh REEN
Synonyms >>
calm, placid
tranquil
Antonym >> agitated
The mountain on a clear spring morning is a serene setting.
Derivatives >>
114. slothful
serenely, sereneness, serenity
SLOTH ful
Synonyms >>
lazy, indolent
bovine
Antonym >> industrious
That student is so slothful that he has never done any of his homework assignments.
Derivatives >>
115. slovenly
slothfully, slothfulness, sloth
SLUV un lee
messy, untidy, careless
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> fastidious
A person with slovenly work habits will likely lose his job.
Derivatives >>
116. sonorous
slovenry, slovenness, slovenliness
suh NOR us, SAN uh rus resonant, producing a full and rich sound
Synonyms >>
Antonym >>
Orson Wells was known for his sonorous voice.
Derivatives >>
117. stealthy
sonorant, sonoriferous, sonoriferously, sonority, sonorization, sonorously, sonorousness
STEL the
Synonyms >>
acting in a secret and sneaky way--this is a negative term
clandestine, covert, furtive, surreptitious, underhanded
Antonym >> open; indiscreet
The secret organization moves by stealth to gather information on its enemies.
Derivatives >>
118. sublime
stealthful, stealthfully, stealthily, stealthiness, stealth
suh BLIME
Synonyms >>
exalted, noble, uplifting
resplendent, superb
Antonym >>
The romantic dinner, which included delicious food, soft music, and a beautiful setting, was simply sublime.
Derivatives >>
119. sumptuous
sublimely, sublimeness, sublimer
SUMP choo us
lavish, luxurious
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> paltry
I like to go to my mother's house on Thanksgiving Day because we always have a sumptuous feast.
Derivatives >>
sumptuously, sumptuosity, sumptuousness
120. supercilious soo pur SIL ee us
Synonyms >>
haughty, vain and arrogant
disdainful, high-handed, insolent, lordly
Antonym >> servile
I do not like your arrogant and supercilious attitude toward poor people.
Derivatives >>
superciliously, superciliousness
121. supplication sup luh KAY shun
Synonyms >>
begging, humbly asking for a favor
adjuration, beseechment, entreaty, imploration, importunity
Antonym >>
I am going to see the Governor to make a supplication for a pardon for my brother.
Derivatives >>
122. trepidation
supplicate, supplicatingly, supplicator, supplicatory
trep eh DAY shun
fear, trembling, agitation
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> fearlessness
Since I did not have time to study, I have a lot of trepidation about this examination.
Derivatives >>
123. trifling
trepidate, trepidant, trepid, trepidly, trepidity
TRY fling
not significant, frivolous
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> important; significant
Some think that watching MTV is a trifling experience.
Derivatives >>
trifle, trifled, trifling, trifles
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124.
un FATH um uh bul
not capable of being understood
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> understandable
The solution to the mystery was unfathomable in the beginning.
Derivatives >>
125. vehement
unfathomableness, unfathomably, unfathomed
VEE uh munt
forcefully expressing emotion or conviction
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> meek
He vehemently denied that he had said those harsh words.
Derivatives >>
126. venerate
vehemence, vehemency, vehemently
VEN uh rate
Synonyms >>
to honor, to revere
adore, worship
Antonym >>
Although I did not always agree with President Kennedy, I venerate his memory.
Derivatives >>
127. vexation
veneration, venerational, venerator, venerable, venerability
vek SAY shun
discomfort or distress
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> pleasantry
The young children were a source of vexation to their nervous, neurotic mother.
Derivatives >>
128. vigilant
vex, vexatious, vexedly, vexedness, vexingly
VIJ uh lunt
very alert, watchful
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> unconcerned; inattentive
I have been vigilant in trying to find the thief.
Derivatives >>
129. virtuous
vigilance, vigilantly, vigilantness, vigil
VIR choo us
Synonyms >>
having excellent morals; righteous
ethical, noble
Antonym >> depraved
One would expect nuns to be very virtuous.
Derivatives >>
130. vivacious
virtuously, virtuousness, virtue
vi VAY shus
full of life, very animated
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> sluggish
Game shows are looking for vivacious contestants who are fun to watch and who will liven up the show.
Derivatives >>
131. vivid
vivaciously, vivaciousness, vivacity
VIV id
Synonyms >>
bright, distinct, and clear
graphic
Antonym >> lackluster
I have vivid memories of my trip to Europe.
Derivatives >>
132. vociferous
Synonyms >>
vividly, vividness, vividity, vivific, vivificate, vivification, vivifier, vivify
voe SIF ur us
clamorous; boisterous (suggests a vehement outcry)
blatant, obstreperous, strident
Antonym >> quiet; subdued
The rock crowd became vociferous in its anger when it was announced that the show was cancelled.
Derivatives >>
133. voluptuous
vociferator, vociferously, vociferousness
vuh LUP choo us
pleasurable to the senses, sensuous
Synonyms >>
Antonym >> plain; homely
Bob Hope always took voluptuous women with him when he entertained soldiers overseas.
Derivatives >>
voluptuosity, voluptuousness, voluptuate, voluptuously
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
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A Tale of Two Cities
These words which appear in A Tale of Two Cities have been identified as words that
have appeared on past SAT tests. They appear here in alphabetical order.
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acute
advocate
affably
antipathies
apocryphal
approbation
ardent
ardor
ascended
atheistical
auspicious
averse
beguile
benign
blasphemous
blunderbuss
capitulated
compatriot
complacency
conflagration
consecrated
corroborations
debauched
deference
demented
demur
deprecated
desolate
despoil
despondency
diffidence
discern
disconcerting
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disdain
disparagement
dissociate
dissolution
docile
edifice
elicit
emaciated
embellish
emulative
engendered
engrossing
entreat
evanescent
execrations
expeditiously
felicitous
ferosity
florid
forbearance
foreboding
forensic
furtively
galling
gaunt
gravity
hideous
impel
implacable
imputation
incorrigible
infallible
infamous
67.
68.
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97.
98.
99.
infernal
ingenuity
insolence
inundate
inviolable
irresolute
juncture
knotty
laconic
lamentation
latent
lethargic
levity
magnanimity
malady
modicum
morose
munificent
muse
myriads
oblivion
obscure
obsequiousness
ominous
ostentatious
palpable
peevish
penitent
pernicious
perpetuation
placidity
plaintive
portent
100.
101.
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potentate
prattle
precipitate
precocious
profligates
propensities
proscribe
provincial
remonstrate
reproach
sagacity
scrupulous
sequester
serene
slothful
slovenly
sonorous
stealthily
sublime
sumptuous
superciliously
supplication
trepidation
trifles
unfathomable
vehement
venerable
vexed
vigilant
virtuous
vivacity
vivid
vociferating
voluptuous
A Tale of Two Cities
These words which appear in A Tale of Two Cities have been identified as words that
have appeared on past SAT tests. They appear here in the order in which they apear
in the novel.
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32.
33.
sublime
atheistical
potentate
despoiled
blunderbuss
myriads
capitulated
vexed
expeditiously
unfathomable
perpetuation
lamentation
emaciated
obscurity
sonorous
evanescence
levity
gaunt
compatriot
oblivion
entreat
implacable
engendered
embellishment
ferocity
juncture
trepidation
deprecated
acute
deference
hideous
demur
serene
34.
35.
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66.
grave
infamy
engrossing
auspicious
disparagement
pernicious
plaintive
beguile
slovenly
debauched
antipathies
virtuous
laconic
propensities
advocate
florid
stealthily
precocious
knotty
trifles
imputation
placidity
vivacity
emulative
affably
obsequiousness
sumptuous
ominous
scruple
despondent
voluptuous
forborne
ostentatious
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68.
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complacent
venerable
forensic
morose
profligates
irresolute
sloth
ardent
mused
vociferating
corroborations
vigilant
elicited
infallible
presipitate
impelled
provincial
disconcerting
disdainful
insolent
superciliously
docile
palpable
proscribed
consecrated
lethargic
felicity
apocryphal
ascended
furtively
sagacity
malady
vividly
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ardour
diffidence
dissolute
magnanimous
supplication
desolate
prattling
incorrigible
forebodings
peevish
ingenuity
demented
execrations
inundation
modicum
portentously
vehement
discern
benighted
conflagration
infernal
edifice
dissociated
munificent
penitential
remonstrance
latent
inviolable
blasphemous
approbation
sequestration
aversion
reproachfully
galling
A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Vocabulary Test 1
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
Exercise A
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2.
3.
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6.
7.
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10.
acuity
advocate
affably
antipathy
apocryphal
approbation
ardent
ardor
ascended
atheistical
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
friendly, courteously, amiably
official approval, praise, commendation
moved upward, risen from a lower station
sharpness of perception
warmth or heat of emotion, extreme force or vigor
of doubtful origin or authenticity, not genuine
supporting an idea or cause
not believing in God
expressing strong feelings, impassioned, zealous
a dislike, distaste, enmity
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
a fellow countryman
deceive, mislead, persuade with charm
surrendered
favorable
a blundering person; a firearm
not causing harm, of gentle disposition, beneficial
a state of being self-satisfied
strong disinclination, disliking
a large fire
irreverent, profane
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
to take possessions by force, plunder
disapproved, belittled
morally corrupted
hesitate, delay, object
dedicated or declared sacred
deserted, without inhabitants
confirmations
insane
depression, dejection
courteous going along with the opinions of another
upsetting, frustrating
to differentiate differences in two or more things
shyness, reserve, unassertiveness
Exercise B
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auspicious
averse
beguile
benign
blasphemous
blunderbuss
capitulated
compatriot
complacency
conflagration
Exercise C
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26.
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33.
consecrated
corroborations
debauched
deference
demented
demur
deprecated
desolate
despoil
despondency
diffidence
discern
disconcerting
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Vocabulary Test 2
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
Exercise A
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8.
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10.
disdain
disparage
dissociate
dissolution
docile
edifice
elicit
emaciated
embellish
emulate
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
a very large building
disintegration, decomposition and dispersion
easily managed, obedient, passive
to try to equal or be like through imitation
decorate, adorn, ornament
intense dislike, treat with scorn or contempt
separate
to bring out a response, to evoke
to be very thin as a result of starvation, to waste away
degrade, to speak of someone in a derogatory manner
Exercise B
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engender
engrossed
entreaty
evanescent
execrable
expeditious
felicitous
ferocity
florid
forbearance
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b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
extremely bad, deserving of hate
patience, lenience
to cause, to produce, to create
fleeting
done with speed and efficiency
savagery
completely occupied or absorbed
flowery, flushed with color
happy or delightful
a plea, an earnest request
Exercise C
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foreboding
forensic
furtive
galling
gaunt
gravity
hideous
impel
implacable
impute
incorrigible
infallible
infamous
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
very thin, emaciated, angular
having a reputation of the worst kind, disgraceful
secret in an underhanded way, stealthy
incapable of error
pertaining to debate or argument
to urge or drive forward usually with moral pressure
very ugly, offensive, shocking
seriousness, importance
premonition of evil, an ominous omen
incapable of being reformed or improved
to blame or charge
very irritating
incapable of being appeased
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Vocabulary Test 3
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
Exercise A
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2.
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infernal
ingenuity
insolence
inundate
inviolable
irresolute
juncture
knotty
laconic
lament
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
secure from violation or from being profaned
flood, overflow
so complicated that it can probably not be solved
relating to hell
indecisive, unsure how to proceed
use of a minimum of words; concise
cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness
mourn or express sorrow in a demonstrative manner
a point of joining
insulting or contemptuous behavior
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
being sullen or gloomy
excessive frivolity, flippancy
a very large indefinite number
limited quantity
sluggish, languid
to ponder
a disease or unwholesome condition
having a lofty, generous, and courageous spirit
not visible, dormant
overly attentive, like a sycophant, servile
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
fretful, obstinate
very generous
showing or feeling regret for wrongdoing, repentant
difficult to see vague
peaceful, calm
threatening
prolong the existence of something
state of being forgotten
mournful and expressing sorrow
very destructive or harmful, deadly
a sign or forewarning
showy, pretentious
tangible, perceptible, easily noticeable
Exercise B
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12.
13.
14.
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latent
lethargic
levity
magnanimity
malady
modicum
morose
obsequious
muse
myriad
Exercise C
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28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
oblivion
obscure
munificent
ominous
ostentatious
palpable
peevish
penitent
pernicious
perpetuate
placid
plaintive
portent
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Vocabulary Test 4
Directions: Match the word in the left column with the correct definition in the right column.
Exercise A
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
potentate
prattle
precipitate
precocious
profligate
propensity
proscribe
provincial
remonstrate
reproach
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
cause to speedily occur, throw headlong
to blame for something, a disgrace
monarch, very powerful ruler, sovereign
protest, make objections
extremely wasteful, given to licentiousness
denounce or condemn, forbid
meaningless sounds, babble
lacking sophistication, narrow-minded
preference, natural inclination
exceptionally early in development or occurrence
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
resonant, producing a full and rich sound
calm, placid
acting in a secret and sneaky way
to seclude
lazy, indolent
lavish, luxurious
wise, shrewd, very discerning
messy, untidy, careless
exalted, noble, uplifting
very principled, very careful and conscientious
Exercise B
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12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
sagacious
scrupulous
sequester
serene
slothful
slovenly
sonorous
stealth
sublime
sumptuous
Exercise C
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21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
supercilious
supplication
trepidation
trifling
unfathomable
vehement
venerate
vexation
vigilant
virtuous
vivacious
vivid
vociferous
voluptuous
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
n.
causing discomfort or distress
not capable of being understood
very alert, watchful
to honor, revere
fear, trembling, agitation
having excellent morals, righteous
begging, humbly asking for a favor
full of life, very animated
not significant, frivolous
bright, distinct, and clear
haughty, vain and arrogant
clamorous, boisterous,(as a vehement outcry)
pleasurable to the senses, sensuous
very forceful expression of emotion or conviction
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A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Vocabulary Test 1
1.
8.
15.
22.
29.
d
e
j
g
a
2.
9.
16.
23.
30.
g
c
e
c
i
3.
10.
17.
24.
31.
a
h
c
j
m
4.
11.
18.
25.
32.
j
d
a
h
l
5.
12.
19.
26.
33.
f
h
g
d
k
6.
13.
20.
27.
b
b
i
b
7.
14.
21.
28.
i
f
e
f
3.
10.
17.
24.
31.
g
d
i
l
j
4.
11.
18.
25.
32.
b
c
f
a
d
5.
12.
19.
26.
33.
c
g
h
h
b
6.
13.
20.
27.
a
j
b
g
7.
14.
21.
28.
h
d
i
f
3.
10.
17.
24.
31.
j
h
a
f
e
4.
11.
18.
25.
32.
b
i
j
l
i
5.
12.
19.
26.
33.
a
e
f
m
k
6.
13.
20.
27.
e
b
b
a
7.
14.
21.
28.
Vocabulary Test 2
1.
8.
15.
22.
29.
f
i
a
e
m
2.
9.
16.
23.
30.
j
e
e
c
k
Vocabulary Test 3
1.
8.
15.
22.
29.
d
c
g
d
j
2.
9.
16.
23.
30.
g
f
d
b
g
i
h
h
c
Vocabulary Test 4
1.
8.
15.
22.
29.
c
h
e
g
c
2.
9.
16.
23.
30.
g
d
h
e
f
3.
10.
17.
24.
31.
a
b
a
i
h
4.
11.
18.
25.
32.
j
g
c
b
j
5.
12.
19.
26.
33.
e
j
i
n
l
6.
13.
20.
27.
34.
i
d
f
d
m
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14.
21.
28.
f
b
k
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