Vocabulary Flashcards

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congratulate

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To offer praise or good wishes for an achievement or on a special occasion.

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ignorant

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Not having knowledge about something.

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wisdom

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Great knowledge and sense.

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impatience

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The tendency to be impatient, irritability, or restlessness.

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unwise

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Not wise or sensible, foolish.

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congratulate (verb)

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Offer praise or good wishes to someone. Congratulate for achievements or special occasions. Appropriate to congratulate at graduations.

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ignorant (adjective)

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Means not having knowledge about something. Example: Ignorant about farm animals if from a big city. Uneducated or lacking formal education.

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wisdom (noun)

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Knowledge or thoughtful judgment. Opposite of ignorance. Example: Woman showed great wisdom for future needs.

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Impatience (noun)

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Feeling restless or annoyed because of delay. Example: She has impatience when we are in traffic.

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Unwise (adjective)

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Not smart or sensible. Example: It was unwise for the child to talk to strangers.