Gabrielle Whip's Vocabulary

Veracity- def- truth in speech or statement; accuracy. POS- noun. Related words (s)- honesty, integrity, accredibility. Sentence- The FBI job was given to Bill due to the veracity in his interview. Picture-

Impugn- def- to challenge as false; to cast doubt upon. POS- verb. Related words- (S) attack, malign, asperse. Sentence- The defendant impugned the prosecution that his statement was false. Picture-

Impeccable- def- incapable of sin, fautless, flawless. POS- adjective. Related words- unassailable, unexceptional, inreproachable. Sentence- The princess had impeccable manners. Picture-

duplicity- def- decietfulness in speech or conduct. POS- noun. related words- deception (S), dissimulation (S), straightforwardness (A) sentence- The duplicity of the gossip girl toar her friends social status apart. picture-

subterfuge- def- an artifice or expedient used to evade a rule, escape a consequence, hide something. POS- noun. Related words. (S) deception, scheme, trick. Sentence- The subterfuge of my saturday night was telling my parents I am spending the night at Lauren's, but really sneaking out to see Tyler. Picture-

Nikkel's Vocab

Veracity
1. Definition: Truthfulness, being honest.
2. Part of speech: Noun
3. Similar words: Trueness, genuineness, and actuality.
4. During the presidents speech he spoke with veracity.
5. On a separate sheet.

Impugn
1. Definition: To challenge, to argue.
2. Part of speech: Verb
3. Similar words: censure, charge, and accuse.
4. The two little girls were impugning about their dolls.
5. On a separate sheet.

Impeccable
1. Definition: Flawless, perfect.
2. Part of speech: Adjective
3. Similar words: Faultless, immaculate, and spotless.
4. She gave the teacher an impeccable paper.
5. On a separate sheet.

Duplicity
1. Definition: Speaking in a way to trick someone.
2. Part of speech: Noun.
3. Similar words: Disloyalty, unfaithfulness, and betrayal.
4. The duplicity of the plan puzzled the enemy.
5. On a separate sheet.

Subterfuge
1. Definition: A trick to hide something, to escape
2. Part of speech: Noun
3. Similar words: Trick, ploy, and ruse.
4. The girl talked to her mom with subterfuge to get out of her chores.
5. On a separate sheet.

vocab

11. veracity(Noun) honesty.

Synonyms 1. honesty, integrity, credibility.

He was acredited at work for his veracity.

12. impugn (Verb) To challenge someone's theory or statement. Synonyms- Attack, Critisize, Challenge. Shellie had to impugn the man's fact because she knew he was all wrong.

13. impeccable( Adjective) -Perfect.

Synonyms: Accurate, Correct, Exact.

After she cleaned the floor, it looked impeccable.

14. duplicity ( Noun)- hypocritical statement.

—Synonyms: deception, dissimulation,two-faced.

The essay was a total duplicity of the subject.

15. subterfuge( Noun) -Running away or avoiding a problem.

Synonyms: Con, device, expedient.

The subterfuge of the event outdid the one from before.