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 　　1. autocratic a. 独裁的 , 专制的 词频:1 [ɔ:təˈkrætik]

　　近义词：absolute / arbitrary

　　权威例句：The victory transformed Nepal from a monarchy to a republic after 239 years of autocratic rule.(CNN: Nepalese colonel faces torture charges in UK court)

　　2. transient a. 短暂的 , 转瞬即逝的 词频:1 ['trænziənt]

　　近义词：brief / little / passing;visitor / migratory bird

　　权威例句：They remained concepts, no less transient for all their bulk than some routine distortion of light.(NEWYORKER: Laureate of Terror)

　　3. obtuse a. 钝的 , 迟钝的 词频:1 [əb'tju:s]

　　近义词：slow / dull

　　权威例句：Nancy Lublin from doSomething.org made an obtuse reference to this at the recent U.N.(FORBES: From College to Job Hunting: Five Steps to Ease The Pain)

　　4. prickly a. 多刺的 , 易动怒的 词频:1 ['prikli]

　　近义词：raw / thorny

　　权威例句：American relations with Mexico, though much warmer than a generation ago, are still prickly.(ECONOMIST: George Bush inspires high hopes, and a few fears)

　　5. vicious a. 恶毒的 , 邪恶的 词频:1 ['viʃəs]

　　近义词：severe / fallen / malicious / poisonous

　　权威例句：Executives in Round Rock boast about holding the operating margin almost constant amid a vicious price war.(FORBES: Pulled in a New Direction)

　　6. malignant a. 恶意的 , 恶性的 , 有害的 词频:1 [mə'lignənt]

　　近义词：harmful / evil

　　权威例句：The watch in my left back pocket is a malignant tumor, an unripe boil.(NEWYORKER: Baptizing the Gun)

　　7. luminous a. 发光的 , 清楚的 , 明白易懂的 词频:1 ['lu:minəs]

　　近义词：distinct / bright / liquid / clear / explicit

　　权威例句：The Cabot G10 was—and still is—very basic: stainless-steel casing with a black face and luminous numbers.(WSJ: The March of Time)

　　8. maniacal a. 发狂的 , 狂乱的 词频:1 [mə'naiəkl]

　　近义词：crazy / wild / possessed / mad / enthusiastic

　　权威例句：First is a maniacal determination to punish those involved in removing Mr. Zelaya.(CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The US vs. Honduran democracy)

　　9. inarticulate a. 发音不清的 , 不善言辞的 , 无言的 词频:1 [ˌinɑ:'tikjulit]

　　近义词：speechless / jointless

　　权威例句：Yet the fact remained that in a clumsy, inarticulate way, Twitter was taking a stand. (FORBES: Twitter and the Dictator's Dilemma)

　　10. luxuriant a. 繁茂的 , 丰富的 , 奢华的 词频:1 [lʌg'ʒu:riənt]

　　近义词：abundant / rich / full / rank

　　权威例句：Three hours of cooking make a beet impressively luxuriant and sugary, but the dish is hard to finish.(NEWYORKER: Aska)

　　11. reflective a. 反射的 , 沉思的 词频:1 [ri'flektiv]

　　近义词：catoptric / repercussive

　　权威例句：In spite of his idiosyncrasies, he was remarkably self-reflective and would actually change his behavior.(FORBES: Treating The Dysfunctional CEO)

　　12. reactive a. 反应的 , 反作用的 词频:1 [ri(:)'æktiv]

　　近义词：corresponsive / retroactive

　　权威例句：In turn, that can cut C-reactive protein, a marker for inflammation, by up to 40%.(FORBES: Silencing "Syndrome X")

　　13. profligate a. 放荡的 , 挥霍的 词频:1 ['prɔfligət]

　　近义词：gay / dissolute;roue / squanderer

　　权威例句：Instead, we have a crisis of insolvency, first among certain profligate governments and second among banks.(FORBES: Magazine Article)

　　14. unconventional a. 非传统的 词频:1 ['ʌnkən'venʃənəl]

　　近义词：unorthodoxy / nontraditional

　　权威例句：He came back to Motown in 1978, joined GM and established a reputation for unconventional ideas.(FORBES: Mr. Burns' Dilemma)

　　15. unexceptional a. 非例外的 , 普通的 词频:1 [ˌʌnik'sepʃənl]

　　近义词：ordinary / general / average

　　权威例句：This is unexceptional tripe that becomes insulting once the woeful missteps come into play.(FORBES: Reviewers Have No Love For Resident Evil 6)

　　16. uncontroversial a. 非争论性的 , 未引起争论的 词频:1 [ʌnˌkɑntrə'və:ʃəl]

　　近义词：noncontentious

　　权威例句：The evidence suggests that you do not look to him for cuddly or uncontroversial buildings.(WSJ: Cooper Union's New Building, at 41 Cooper Square | By WSJ Architecture Critic Ada Louis Huxtable)

　　17. defamatory a. 诽谤的 词频:1 [di'fæmətəri]

　　近义词：calumniatory / infamatory

　　权威例句：He also took into account the length of time the defamatory material appeared online.(BBC: Judge rules three were defamed on Facebook)

　　18. calumnious a. 诽谤的 词频:1 [kə'lʌmniəs]

　　近义词：poison-pen / defamatory

　　19. incomprehensible a. 费解的 , 不可思议的 词频:1 [inˌkɔmpri'hensəbl]

　　近义词：huge / magic / mysterious / infinite / fantastic

　　权威例句：This is the fact that makes the tragedy even more painful, even more incomprehensible. (WHITEHOUSE: President Obama at Fort Hood: "Greatness Before Our Very Eyes" | The White House)

　　20. divisive a. 分裂的 , 不和的 词频:1 [di'vaisiv]

　　近义词：partite / schismatical

　　权威例句：Abroad, a second Bush term may well be just as ideological and divisive as the first.(ECONOMIST: George Bush)

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