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<p>The corrupt lender practiced gombeen by approaching those in need of a loan but unable to obtain one legally and offering a loan at 20% APR.</p>

<p>Ubiquitous</p>

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<p>Ubiquitous is a synonym of omnipresent.</p>

<p>inflection</p>

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<p>I can tell she wasn’t born in the U.S. because she messes up her inflections, placing stresses on the wrong words in her questions.</p>

<p>palmy</p>

<p>you know you guys can bolden words by pressing ctrl + b right?</p>

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<p>The city was palmy in both senses of the word. It was covered in palm trees, and it was very prosperous.</p>

<p>Gaunt</p>

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<p>Despite not eating for 30 days, Max was not Gaunt</p>

<p>hedonist</p>

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<p>The **hedonist **went bar-hoppping every night as part of his applying his life philosophy.</p>

<p>anacreontic</p>

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<p>He was so extremely anacreontic that it was utterly impossible not to become his friend after having met him. </p>

<p>Sanctimonious</p>

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<p>sorry but you used the word anacreontic in the wrong way, it’s only used of songs or poems that praise love or wine. you could wiki the word or not just use the straight definition from the dictionary</p>

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<p><a href=“http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/anacreontic[/url]”>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/anacreontic&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>A·nac·re·on·tic /əˌnækriˈɒntɪk/
–adjective

  1. (sometimes lowercase) of or in the manner of Anacreon.<br>
  2. (sometimes lowercase) convivial and amatory.<br>
    –noun
  3. (lowercase) an Anacreontic poem. </p>

<p>So, when they say “convivial and amatory,” do they mean this about a poem??</p>

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<p>This Mormon was so sanctimonious that I was forced to slap him in the face with a vicious god smack.</p>

<p>assiduous</p>

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<p>He was such an assiduous student, and impressed both his teachers and his headmaster with his diligence.</p>

<p>verbatim</p>

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<p>someone spelled viscious wrong, haha</p>

<p>and yes, anacreontic is only used of poems OR songs, you wouldn’t say a person is anacreontic</p>

<p>a. (of verse) in the style of Anacreon, praising love and wine. n. such a poem. </p>

<p>notice the (of verse)</p>

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<p>Alrighty, but I have a question. Do you really think that anacreontic will ever show up on the SAT?</p>

<p>For her essay, she merely copied the information she gathered from her sources verbatim.</p>

<p>Redundant</p>

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<p>After the reaction was completed, I threw away the redundant reactant that was in excess and only kept the gaseous product.</p>

<p>overt</p>

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<p>D_a’s enthusiasm for visiting New York is beastly overt throughout his posts.</p>

<p>in loco parentis</p>

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<p>College used to act in loco parentis for their students, now students are free to do whatever the heck they please.</p>

<p>adumbrate</p>

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<p>On a whim he adumbrated the main frame of the soon-to-be 120-story skyscraper.</p>

<p>rescind</p>

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<p>I rescinded the offer for the house after learning about the shoddy workmanship. </p>

<p>**
edification**</p>

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<p>It is my job to oversee the edification of the masses.</p>

<p>thaumaturgy</p>

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<p>Using spells for pragmatic benefits, the warlock found it quite simple to use thaumaturgy for his own benefit.</p>