alex p vocab

Veracity
1. Noun
2. Correctness or trueness
3. actuality, trueness, sincerity
4. The witness swore his veracity in court.
5. http://www.courts.sa.gov.au/Virtual_Tour/witness.jpg

Impugn
1. to say something is false
2. verb
3. contradict, criticize, dispute
4. I impugn almost everything my sister says.
5. http://static.flickr.com/89/236167666_78e9d864f2.jpg

impeccable
1. perfect, not flawed
2. adjective
3. flawless, perfect, pure
4. My room is not always impeccable.
5. http://picture-book.com/files/userimages/88u/p7_messybed_300.jpg

Duplicity
1. Acting or talking in two different ways
2. noun
3. fraud, deception, dishonest
4. Dr. Jekyll's duplicity, Hyde, was completely different.
5. http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Boulevard/9011/Dr.JekyllMr.Hyde.jpg

Subterfuge
1. something used to escape consequence
2. noun
3. trick, dodge, tactic
4. He used his calculator as a subterfuge for cheating on the test.
5. http://members.fortunecity.com/biollante/frink/cheat.gif

Bo's Vocab

veracity

1. habit of speaking the truth

2. noun

3. synonyms: honesty, integrity, credibility

4. A leader should speak with veracity.

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Impugn

1. to say something is false

2. verb

3. synonyms: attack, criticize, challenge

4. The lawyer will impugn the witness' statement.

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Impeccable

1. Having no flaws

2. adjective

3. synonyms: perfect, accurate, faultless

4. The students grades were impeccable.

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Duplicty

1. speaking or acting in two different ways.

2. noun

3. synonyms: duality, deciet, hypocrisy

4. One of the themes from Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde is the duplicty of man.

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Subterfuge

1. something used to evade consequence or to hide something.

2. noun

3. synonyms: deception, scheme, trick

4. The crinimals subterfuge was that he had replaced the murder weapon.

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megan's vocab

Veracity- (noun) to tell the truth with correctness and accuracy.
• Related words: sincerity, honesty, integrity
• The veracity in the story made the teacher so proud.
Impugn- (verb) to be false or wrong; to doubt that something is true, cannot be trusted.
• Related words:, criticize, accuse, unreliable.
• It was an impugn story that was unbelievable.
Impeccable- (adjective) to be almost perfect, as in flawless.
• Related words: immaculate, unimpeachable, unsullied
• The little girl has impeccable talent for being only a few years old.
Duplicity-(noun) to be deceiving, saying one thing, but then end up doing something else.
• Related words: deception, dishonesty, betrayal
• The duplicity of his character was terrible and sometimes frightening to others.
Subterfuge-(noun) a way of hiding something in a plan or way of deceiving another.
• Related words: artifice, scheme, ruse
• The subterfuge of April fool’s day was horrible.

Kyle Schwarting's Vocab

Veracity:
1. Veracity means to tell the truth or be honest
2. Veracity is a noun
3-Synonyms: Accuracy, honest, correct
4. People being tortured may not always speak with veracity.
5. http://www.edsupport.cc/mguhlin/media/telltruth.jpg

Impugn:
1. Impugn means to argue or be doubtful
2. Impugn is a verb
3-Synonyms: Contradict, challenge, oppose
4. It is the nature of young boys to impugn authority.
5. http://www.lacitycollege.edu/academic/departments/speech/forensics/DEBATE.gif

Impeccable:
1. Impeccable means perfect or flawless
2. Impeccable is an adjective
3-Synonyms: Accurate, correct, faultless
4. The girl's report was impeccable, everything was perfect.
5. http://photo.net/philg/digiphotos/200008-new-south-wales/impeccable-pig.half.jpg

Duplicity:
1. Duplicity is talking in a way that would trick a person
2. Duplicity is a noun
3-Synonyms: Cunning, deceit, and dualism
4. People with an anti-social personality disorder talk with duplicity to get things done for them.
5. http://www.cartoonstock.com/lowres/ksm0631l.jpg

Subterfuge:
1. Subterfuge is a trick to escape something
2. Subterfuge is a noun
3-Synonyms: con, device, maneuver
4. Many children use subterfuge to escape doing chores.
5. http://www.kittensofdarkness.net/gallery/knimages/subterfuge.jpg