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PSAT Parody Flashcards. By: Daniel Dahmash. Innocuous Not Innocuous. Innocuous = harmless or not likely to irritate or offend. . Belligerent= aggressive or warlike . Like this guy . Belligerent. Cacophonous=. harsh, unpleasant, raucous.
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PSAT Parody Flashcards By: Daniel Dahmash
Innocuous Not Innocuous Innocuous= harmless or not likely to irritate or offend.
Belligerent= aggressive or warlike Like this guy Belligerent
Cacophonous= harsh, unpleasant, raucous These two places make for harsh conditions. Cacophonous refers to HARSH SOUND! CONTEXT = KEY!
Capacious= Spacious or roomy, large in capacity Here is a picture of one of Donald Trump’s houses. I think it is pretty capacious.
This baby is looking very jejune right now. Jejune=without interest or significance, insipid, dull
Abstruse Not Abstruse Abstruse=difficult to understand or incomprehensible
Superfluous= Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary This family has a superfluous amount of kids.
These guys were very preeminent in their sport. Preeminent=supreme or surpassing all others
Unscathed= not damaged or unscratched. The people in this Hudson Bay plane crash survived unscathed.
Sanguine= Cheerfully optimistic, confident or hopeful I doubt this seal is very sanguine.
Vigilant Not Vigilant Vigilant=watchful for danger, very alert
The basket was inaccessible for the fat guy. Inaccessible=not accessible or reachable