3-4 Vocab Flashcards

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Impulse

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A sudden, involuntary urge to do something

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Expel

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To send out or away

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3
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Conjecture

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A guess, one often based on inadequate and faulty evidence

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Dejected

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Downcast or sad; depressed

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Abject

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Lowly, miserable and wretched

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Emissary

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An agent sent on a mission

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Dismissive

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Showing little regard; scornful

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Remiss

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Failing to fulfill one’s duty; negligent

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Motive

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Cost for action

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Motif

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A recurring theme, subject or idea

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Emote

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To dramatically express emotions

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12
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Viaduct

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A bridge that carries a road or railway over a valley

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Impervious

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Unable to be affected

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Deviate

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To depart, especially from a path or plan

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Obviate

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To make unnecessary, to avoid

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Defer

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  1. To put aside until later

2. To yield respectfully

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Deference

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Act or practice of yielding to another’s authority

18
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Confer

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  1. to discuss something with someone else; consult

2. to bestow

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Inference

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A conclusion not directly provided by evidence, but able to be drawn from the facts at hand

20
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Proffer

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To present or offer

21
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Proliferate

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To increase greatly in number; multiply

22
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Comportment

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Manner in which one acts or behaves

23
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Purported

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Claimed as true, but probably false

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Compel

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To force or strongly persuade; coerce