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restive

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Restive refers to a state of being restless or agitated, often due to a lack of control or uncertainty. Example: The citizens became restive in the wake of the earthquake, their supplies dwindling and little relief on the horizon.

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precedent

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A precedent is an action or decision that serves as an example or rule for future similar cases. Example: The teacher told the student that if she let him turn in his homework late, it would set a precedent for the rest of the class.

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industrious

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Industrious describes someone who is diligent and hardworking. Example: Most of the new hires were industrious, working well past 7 p.m.

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in lieu of

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In lieu of means 'in place of' or 'instead of'. Example: A good online dictionary can be used in lieu of a traditional desktop dictionary.

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cryptically

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Cryptically means in a way that is mysterious or has a hidden meaning. Example: When his girlfriend asked what he did last night, he answered cryptically, 'you’ll never know.'

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agitated

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Agitated refers to a state of being disturbed or troubled, often leading to anxiety or unrest.

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diligent

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Diligent describes someone who shows careful and persistent effort in their work or duties.

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exemplary

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Exemplary means serving as a desirable model or example. It often refers to behavior that is commendable.

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ambiguous

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Ambiguous means open to more than one interpretation; not having one obvious meaning.

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meticulous

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Meticulous describes someone who pays great attention to detail and is very careful and precise.