me: So this GRE vocab is ridiculous
no one is ever going to encounter most of these words in their life EXPECT on tests like these
friend: example?
me: assuage
friend: i think i know that word
me: to ease or lessen; to appease or pacify
friend: don't those come in links and/or patties for breakfast?
me: haha
Exigent
urgent, pressing; requiring immediate action or attention.... pretty sure anyone who ever needed to use this word would just say "urgent"
friend: i think you are right
haha
friend: i am goign to try and use tha word today
do you have a sentence?
friend: i would use "urgent" just to asuage you
me: have you been sitting there thinking about how to use that word for the past 10 minutes?
friend: uh...um...no....um....because i didn't think it was exigent.
or an exigent matter....
me: hahahaha
friend: challenge accepted and completed.
me: Now you're just trying to equivocate so that you sound erudite.
friend: duh
me: Equivocate. Erudite.
I will obviate you.
hahaha
I'm a nerd. I need to stop.
friend: that would be mean to obviate me
me: You're right. It would be ingenuous of me to extemporaneously fulminate or obviate you.
friend: oh lord
ill pull google fro that one
me: fulminate?
to attack loudly or denounce
friend: ye
ah...
friend: now you are just being grandiloquent
me: Possibly. However, I laud you for being so magnanimous and not being irascible. If it would not be too onerous, I would compose a lucid paean for you. But you would probably consider it a parody.
friend: Sesquipedalian even
me: you're cheating.
friend: well..you have GRE words in front of you!
you have GRE words in front of you!
me: hahaha
me: you're very perspicacious
while I continue to prattle
friend: dang...that is the word i was trying to think of!!!
perspicacious...
it slipped my mind.
me: you were trying to think of it because I make you think of perspicacity, don't I?
friend: yes....of course....your wits can't be matched
you pull it off..while i come across as pedantic
me: I just stupefy everyone.
friend: in numerous ways
me: Your solicitous and sporadic neologism is perfunctory. I have qualms about your aberrant alacrity and reticent perfidy.
friend: whoa...i don't know where to start on that
me: Okay, that one may not actually make sense beyond that fact that the parts of speech agree
solicitous - concerned and attentive; eager
sporadic - occurring only occasionally or in scattered instances
sporadic - occurring only occasionally or in scattered instances
neologism - a new word, expression or useage
friend: oh you think i am perfidy
me: perfunctory - cursory
perfidy is a noun. so, no, I don't think you're perfidy; however, I was falsely accusing you of committing perfidy
friend: when do people talk like this
me: btw, aberrant, I think you know.
alacrity - eager and enthusiastic willingness
reticent - quiet; reserved
perfidy - intentional breach of faith; treachery
alacrity - eager and enthusiastic willingness
reticent - quiet; reserved
perfidy - intentional breach of faith; treachery
never
friend: i have no doubt i could send my dad these sentences and he would reply in kind
but....not normal people
reminds me of what i might see in a victorian era movie
me: He would reply that I'm employing effrontery and then he would censure me for using these words so incorrectly.
friend: for certain
me: I hope some big brother at Google is reading this conversation
friend: haha...you will start getting weird ads on your pages
in gmail etc
me: yeah, for mental institutions
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