tyler cole's vocab

Verocity(noun)
-to observe or conform to the truth of or about something.
-Syn: accuracy, actuality, correctness
-We showed our verocity by going to church every Sunday.
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Impugn(Verb)
-To challenge something that you think is false.
-Syn: blast, break, challenge
- The football coach impugned the fumble.
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Impeccable(Adj)
-someone who is flawless at one or more things that they do.
-Syn: perfect, flawless, faultess
-I showed impeccable manners at the dinner table.
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Duplicity(Noun)
-Speaking and/or acting in more than one way.
-Syn: cunning, deciet, dirty dealing
-He showed duplicity with his boss day in and day out.
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Subterfuge(Noun)
-used to evade a rule or consequence
-Syn: con, device, dodge.
-The marines used subterfuge skills to escape from enemy territories.
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Evan Hills' Vocab

Veracity-
1. Relating to the total and complete truth.
2. Noun
3. accuracy, exactitude, fidelity ( synonyms)
4. The veracity of the witness' testimony was very evident.
5. http://www.brutallyhonest.org/brutally_honest/images/2007/07/08/sumpletruth.gif

Impugn-
1. To challenge or question something that is false or questionablly correct.
2. Verb
3. flatter, praise, support (antonyms)
4. To impugn my mothers consequence for staying out too late, would be like asking for more punishments.
5. http://www.outragedcitizen.com/img/citizen_logo.gif

Impeccable-
1. Perfect or without any flaw.
2. adjective
3. blemished, corrupt, defective
4. I thought that the weather this past summer was absolutely impeccable.
5. http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=1418524203014980569

Duplicity-
1. Any act or notion of deceit or dishonesty.
2. noun
3. forthrightness, honesty, trustworthiness (antonyms)
4. By showing that she would lie, cheat, and steal so that she could be famous, clearly displayed her duplicity.
5. http://www.thelittlehencompany.com/ekmps/shops/smithsonuk/images/robber_with_swag.jpg

Subterfuge-
1. A tricky or deceptive under the counter strategy for something.
2. noun
3. stratagem, ploy, jig (synonyms)
4.The Robbers subterfuge definitely did not turn out as planned seeing that they were caught instantaneously.
5. http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoonists/rha/lowres/rhan3651.jpg

Dan O's Vocab

Veracity - almost perfectly truthful

POS - noun

Related Words - honest, accuracy, integrity (synonyms)

Sentence - No one can always speak with complete veracity because no one is perfect.

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Impugn - to argue with someone about something

POS - verb

Related Words - dispute, oppose, debate (synonyms)

Sentence - The two boys started to impugn about how the other boy's mom was so fat.

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Impeccable - perfect

POS - adjective

Related Words - flawless, faultless (synonyms) Michigan's government and economy (antonym)

Sentence - Thanks to the increases in taxes, Michigan's economy has gone from less than impeccable, to absolutly unimpeccable.

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Duplicity - speaking in two ways to trick someone

POS - noun

Related Words - deceiving, trickery, twofold (synonyms)

Sentence - I should have sensed the duplicity in his voice when he said to go out the door and oatmeal fell on my head (it was a prank).

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Subterfuge - a device used to get out of or avoid something

POS - noun

Related Words - con, strategem, dodge (synonyms)

Sentence - The man called in sick as his subterfuge to get out of work.

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