Word+List

1-10 || Renounce || Definition Short and sweek || Sentance Using the word || Bryan's Word Lists:
 * Confidence
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 * 9 || dismiss || set aside; reject || she dissmissed the notion that he might have been having an affair ||
 * 4 || rancor || bitterness; hatred || thirty years after the war she was still consumed with rancor against the foe ||
 * 2 || disparge || run down || a mother is more likely to enjoy her son's finger painting rather than disparging it ||
 * 8 || rebuttal || response with contrary evidence || in debate club each side is given a rebuttal after a question is answered ||
 * 4 || disparity || consition of inequatily || their disparity in rank made no difference at all to the prince and cinderella ||
 * 2 || recluse || someone who withdraws from society || after emily was dumped she became a recluse and didn't leave her house ||
 * 1 || disseminate || distribute; spread || the internet allows people to disseminate their belongings ||
 * 10 || recount || count over again || the president election was called for a recount when Bush was running for office ||
 * 6 || divergent || tending to draw apart || two best friends in college to divergent paths ||
 * 4 || rectify || set right; correct || you had better send a check to rectify your account before American Express cancels your credit card ||
 * 3 || esoteric || hard to understand || My brother is ver esoteric when he mumbles ||
 * 10 || rhetorical || concerned with the pursuasive use of language || to win his audience, the speaker used every rhetorical trick in the book ||
 * 4 || erudite || possessing great knowledge || even wise men have to study a lot so they can one day be erudite ||
 * 10 || retract || withdraw; take back || i retracted my offer for my friends to use my home for a place to stay after what they did to their own place ||
 * 8 || resolution || formal expression of opinion || nothing could shake his resolution that his children would get the best education that money could buy ||
 * 2 || ephemeral || short-lived; fleeting || the mayfly is an ephemeral creature; its adult life lasts little more than a day ||
 * 8 || resigned || accepting one's fate || i resigned from my job last week and now i have no job ||
 * 10 || enhance || increase; improve; magnify || you can enhance your chances of being admitted to the college of your choice by learning to write well ||
 * 5 || refute || disprove; prove false || the defense called several witnesses who were able to refute the lying testimony ||
 * 5 || dogmatic || opinionated || inflexable and dogmatic' doug was not a man to be troubled by doubts ||
 * 7 || redundant || more than needed || the bottle of wine i brought to Sharon's party was redundant because she owns a winery ||