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The Good Doctor S1E5: English vocabulary

Season 1, Episode 5Drama

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  • flatterer

    a person who praises someone too much, often to get an advantage

  • cannoned

    to hit or move into something with sudden force

  • cower

    to crouch low because you are afraid

  • irrefutable

    impossible to deny, question, or prove false

  • bifurcation

    the division of something into two parts or branches

  • interloper

    a person who is in a place or situation where they are not wanted or do not belong

  • forceps

    a surgical tool with two arms used for holding or gripping things

  • worser

    an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse

  • rawhide

    untanned animal skin, used for making things like straps, whips, or boots

  • shapely

    having an attractive, well-shaped body or figure

  • tapeworm

    a long, flat worm that lives in the intestines of people or animals and takes food from them

  • mimosa

    a tropical plant with yellow flowers and leaves that fold up when touched or in low light

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  • sarcastically

    in a sarcastic way

  • contentment

    a calm feeling of being happy and satisfied with your life

  • nonsensical

    not making sense; absurd or meaningless

  • lumbar

    relating to the lower back

  • treatable

    able to be treated successfully with medicine or other care

  • aspirate

    to pronounce a sound with a strong puff of air

  • leavings

    things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished

  • constrict

    to make something narrower or tighter by squeezing it

  • overlie

    to lie on top of something or cover it

  • excruciating

    extremely painful or hard to endure

  • precipitate

    cause something bad to happen suddenly or earlier than expected

  • coincidental

    happening by chance, not by plan or intention

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