British 2 Flashcards by Victor Alvarez

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Affectation

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Fake behavior, a pretense to impress others

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Aesthetic

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Artistic, related to a sense of beauty

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Alacrity

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A cheerful readiness, eagerness

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Allege

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To assign wrongdoing yet to be proven,accuse

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Altercation

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An angry dispute, a quarrel

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Altruism

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Selfless giving, generosity

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Ameliorate

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To ease a situation, to bring relief

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Amenable

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Going along with the wishes of another, agreeable

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Amenity

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Nicety, attractive failure

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Amnesty

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Official pardon for those who have broken the law

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Amorous

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Strongly moved by love

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Amorphous

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Lacking a distinct shape

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Anecdote

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A short entertaining story about a real incident or person

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Antebellum

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Before the war

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Antecedent

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Coming before in time, preceding

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Antipathy

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Definite dislike,repulsion, aversion

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Apartheid

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Racial separation and injustice.

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Apostate

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One who deserts his faith or principles

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Appellate

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Having power to review and reverse

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Adulation

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Excessive admiration, worship, or flattery.