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Vocabulary Unit 5

Vocabulary Unit 5. Affluent. Having a large amount of money and owning many expensive things. Altruistic. Unselfish concerned with the welfare of others . Benefactor. One who does good to others. Cogent. An argument or case clear, logical, and convincing. Demurely.

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Vocabulary Unit 5

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  1. Vocabulary Unit 5

  2. Affluent • Having a large amount of money and owning many expensive things

  3. Altruistic • Unselfish concerned with the welfare of others

  4. Benefactor • One who does good to others

  5. Cogent • An argument or case clear, logical, and convincing

  6. Demurely • Not attracting or demanding a lot of attention; quiet or polite

  7. Embark • To go aboard, to make a start, to invest

  8. Facade • The front of a building or a way of behaving or appearing that gives other the false ideas of your situation or feelings

  9. Feigned • Not genuine or real

  10. Fleeting • Passing swiftly

  11. Impeccable • Not capable of sinning, free from fault or blame

  12. Infallible • Not capable of being wrong or making mistakes

  13. Kinship • The state of being related to the people in your family; the feeling of being close or connected to people

  14. Plod • To walk slowly and usually heavily

  15. Pungent • Causing a sharp sensation; stinging, biting

  16. Scoffed • An expression of scorn derision or contempt

  17. Sprightly • Full of life and energy

  18. Trepidation • A feeling of fear that causes you to hesitate because you think something bad or unpleasant is going to happen

  19. Unscrupulous • Not honest or fair: doing things that are wrong or illegal

  20. Viable • Capable of succeeding

  21. Volatile • Likely to become dangerous or out of control, extreme and sudden mood changes

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