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每日猴哥GRE填空高频词汇-DAY38

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DAY38

　　1. indulgent a. 纵容的 , 放纵的词频:2 [in'dʌldʒənt]

　　权威例句：It was, in the end, too small and indulgent a preoccupation, too unlike a genuine destiny.(ECONOMIST: Victorian poetry)

　　2. afoul ad./a. 冲撞地 , 冲突地 , 纠缠地词频:2 [ə'faul]

　　近义词：tangled / matted

　　权威例句：For individual stocks, it's a simple affair not to run afoul of the wash sale rule. (FORBES: Magazine Article)

　　3. superficially ad. 表面上地 , 浅薄地词频:2 ['su:pə'fʃəli]

　　近义词：surfacely / ectally

　　权威例句：Serfdom may be superficially appealing to some, but how is shunning work and still eating moral?(FORBES: What Rand Paul Should Have Said About Slavery)

　　4. irregularly ad. 不规则地 , 不合常规地词频:2 [i'regjuləli]

　　近义词：patchily / brokenly

　　权威例句：It is apt to come irregularly, at some times and places not at all.(ECONOMIST: Third-world water and the private sector)

　　5. unwittingly ad. 不知不觉地 , 无意地词频:2 [ˌʌn'witiŋli]

　　近义词：unknowingly / unawares

　　权威例句：We have to admit, we found Cook's delivery funnier than the joke itself, albeit unwittingly.(WSJ: Best of the Web Today: We're All Fox News Now)

　　6. partially ad. 部分地 , 不公平地词频:2 ['pɑ:ʃəli]

　　近义词：half

　　权威例句：Earlier this month a West Bank mosque was vandalized and partially set on fire.(CNN: Evacuation of 150 West Bank settlers begins)

　　7. imperceptibly ad. 察觉不到地 ; 微细地词频:2 [ˌimpə'septibli]

　　权威例句："The heat causes the wires to expand, imperceptibly to the naked eye, " Donovan said.(WSJ: Commuters warned: Summer heat may slow Metro-North)

　　8. creatively ad. 创造性地词频:2 [kri'eitivli]

　　近义词：inventively

　　权威例句：Widen your alternatives by thinking more creatively about your living situation in retirement, too.(FORBES: Four Paths To A More Fulfilling Retirement)

　　9. uniquely ad. 独特地 , 唯一地词频:2 [ju:'ni:kli]

　　近义词：particularly / inimitably

　　权威例句：The Proficient MaxTV is uniquely designed to bring high fidelity audio performance to flat panel TVs.(ENGADGET: blogger-avatar)

　　10. contentiously ad. 好争辩地 , 爱争论地词频:2 [kən'tenʃəsli]

　　近义词：objectionable / feisty

　　权威例句：They wrestled, sometimes contentiously, with many challenges.(WSJ: Salma Hayek, John Travolta and Benicio Del Toro in Oliver Stone's Savages)

　　11. enthusiastically ad. 热心地 , 狂热地词频:2 [inˌθju:zi'æstikəli]

　　近义词：heart and hand / zealously

　　权威例句：The crowd responded enthusiastically when McCain said he would make the Bush tax cuts permanent.(CNN: Cheers, boos for McCain at conservative gathering)

　　12. somewhat ad. 稍微 , 有些词频:2 ['sʌm(h)wɔt]

　　近义词：how / any

　　权威例句：Further, he adds populist bite to the argument for those who perhaps find oil economics somewhat arcane.(BBC: Alex Salmond keeps the faith)

　　13. adroitly ad. 熟练地 , 敏捷地词频:2 [ə'drɔitli]

　　近义词：promptly / deftly

　　权威例句：In the late 1990s, Mr Howard adroitly saw off a xenophobic challenge from Pauline Hanson's One Nation party. (ECONOMIST: Has he got the ticker? | The)

　　14. steadfastly ad. 踏实地 , 不变地词频:2 ['stedfɑ:stli]

　　15. precariously ad. 危险地 , 不稳定地词频:2 [pri'keəriəsli]

　　近义词：insecurely

　　权威例句：The Communist Party came precariously close to losing its unity during the Tiananmen Square protests. (ECONOMIST: All critics have been silenced)

　　16. permanently ad. 永久地词频:2 ['pə:mənəntli]

　　近义词：perennially / timelessly

　　权威例句：It made Andrew Carnegie incredibly rich, permanently expanded the global economy and raised living standards.(FORBES: Perspectives)

　　17. intellectually ad. 智力上 , 与智力有关地词频:2 [inti'lektʃjuəli]

　　近义词：mentally / sanely

　　权威例句：But I think that is an issue which is quite easy to sort of negotiate intellectually.(NPR: Violence In Europe Leaves People Fearful)

　　18. awn n. [ 植 ] 芒 , 谷刺词频:2 ['ɔ:n]

　　近义词：arista

　　权威例句：Mr. Awn doesn't advocate drinking a 12-ounce glass of kombucha in one sitting.(WSJ: High Tea Has a New Meaning)

　　19. spurn n./v. 摒弃 , 拒绝词频:2 [spə:n]

　　近义词：conspue / absent treatment;do without / think scorn of;disdainfulness

　　权威例句：Cities that choose to have elected mayors may spurn the idea of regional government.(ECONOMIST: English devolution: Regional awakening | The)