Mind Vocabulary
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abnormal
ADJECTIVEdifferent from what is usual or expected; not normal
irresolute
ADJECTIVEshowing or feeling uncertainty about what to do; not able to decide
acquiescent
ADJECTIVEready to accept or agree to something without protest or resistance
deduction
NOUNthe action of deducting or subtracting something
clairvoyant
ADJECTIVEhaving the supposed ability to see future events or perceive things that are not physically present
conundrum
NOUNa confusing and difficult problem or question
daydream
NOUNa series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present
digress
VERBto leave the main subject temporarily in speech or writing
discombobulate
VERBto confuse or disconcert someone; to upset or frustrate someone's plans
pseudo
ADJECTIVEnot genuine; fake or false
amnesia
NOUNa partial or total loss of memory
equivocal
ADJECTIVEOpen to more than one interpretation; ambiguous or deliberately unclear in meaning.
erratic
ADJECTIVELacking a fixed course; unpredictable and inconsistent in behavior or movement.
evanescent
ADJECTIVEsoon passing out of sight, memory, or existence; quickly fading or disappearing
torpid
ADJECTIVEmentally or physically inactive; lethargic; sluggish
fastidious
ADJECTIVEvery attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail; having very high standards and being difficult to please
aberrant
ADJECTIVEdeparting from an accepted standard; deviant or abnormal
illogical
ADJECTIVElacking sense or clear, sound reasoning; contrary to logic
dilemma
NOUNa situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives
inconstant
ADJECTIVEfrequently changing; not staying the same; not loyal or faithful
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