All Quiet on the Western Front Vocabulary Flashcards

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abyss

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bottomless hole, vast depth or expanse

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acrid

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bitter, harsh (used with sense of taste or smell)

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affably

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friendly, courteous

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allure

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to influence, entice with a tempting appeal, sway

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angular

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sharp cornered, lean

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apathetic

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a lack of concern (or feeling)

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ascends

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to move upwards or rise from a lower location

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authority

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dictatorial, conclusive

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automate

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acting in a mechanical way using no intelligence

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banal

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lacking freshness, ordinary, common

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baseness

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someone who lacks higher values

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bequeathed

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to leave in a will, to hand down

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blanched

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to make white, bleach or take the color out of

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camouflaged

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to be concealed by a disguise

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claustrophobia

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a fear of enclosed/small places

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cloister

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to confine or seclude (leave alone)

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conceit

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a high opinion of one’s worth or abilities

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confounded

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to become confused or confuse someone else

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congealed

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to solidify

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contemptuously

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to extremely dislike or scorn

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debauched

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moral corruption

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decorum

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correct and proper behavior

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degeneration

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a way of/to decline

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demented

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someone insane

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despicable
extremely bad
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destitute
a state of extreme poverty/poorness
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deter
something that discourages /keeps something from occurring
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dilate
to expand, and expansion
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disconcerted
frustrating or upsetting
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disentanglement
to unravel
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dissolution
decomposition, dispersion (to disperse), disintegrate
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docile
obidient, easy to manage
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drone
a continuous, low humming noise; or a monotone voice
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elated
to be very happy about something, have lifted spirits
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emaciated
very thin (a result of starvation)
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equanimity
a calm temper
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expedition
something (an event or activity) done efficiently and with speed
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fallible
the capability of making an error
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fastidious
extremely critical, a demanding attitude
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fatuous
foolish or silly in an obnoxious way
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felled
killing, the act of cutting or knocking down a tree
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ferocity
savage/savagery
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flourish
to thrive or grow well
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forebodings
a preminition (hint) of evil [to come]
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foremost
first in everything (time, place, position and rank)
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fraud
something known to be genuine but is an imposter, a fake
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furrows
to make a wrinkle or groove
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furtively
secret in a bad way, stealthy
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giddy
dizzy
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grievous
the emotion of being serious or grave, showing severe suffering or sorrow