Caesar's Vocab Flashcards

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audience

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Definition: A big group of people at a public event.

Example:
The audience gave a standing ovation to the orchestra.
“There is already a HUGE audience at the pay and it’s only 10 minutes since I got here.”

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cacophony

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Definition: Harsh discordance of sound; dissonance. (noun)

Example:
The barking dogs, car alarms, and sirens made up the cacophony of the city.
A cacophony of hoots, cackles, and wails.

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audible

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Definition: (adj) Able to be heard.
Ultrasound can be heard by dogs, but not audible to humans.
Example:
I turned the volume of my phone up so that it would be audible over the loud music of the party.

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xylophone

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Definition:
Noun – A musical instrument played by striking a row of metal bars of different lengths with one or more small wooden or plastic mallets
Example:
She could hear her baby sister banging away on the xylophone.
In music, we play a lot of instruments, but the xylophone is my favorite.

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visionary

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Definition: (noun) given to or characterized by fanciful, not presently workable, or unpractical ideas
Being visionary is bad.
Example:
Steve Jobs’s futuristic thinking and creativity made him the most well-known visionary of our time.

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vista

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Definition: (NOUN), A pleasant view.
He was amazed when he saw the vista of Niagra Falls.
Example:
We enjoyed the beautiful vista of the mountains through the front window of the cottage.

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phonograph

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Definition:
(noun) A record player.
Example:
We listened to some old records on the phonograph.
I used a phonograph and listened to music and said, “I WANT ROCK GIME ROCK MUSIC!” And then it played music by Sus Rock.

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visualize

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Definition:
form a mental image of; imagine.
Example:
Even though I had never been there, I could visualize the crystal blue beaches of Hawaii in my mind.
It is not easy to visualize the future.

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stellar

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Definition: (adj.) Relating to a star or stars

Example:
“I guess my great grandad was stellar because he went into space without an oxygen tank. He fell out of the spaceship and floated to a star. He died because he didn’t have any oxygen

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Altercation

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noun
Definition: A noisy argument or disagreement; especially in public

Example:
He had an altercation with his wife and they eventually got divorced.

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contrary

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Definition:
opposite in nature, direction, or meaning.
Example:
he ignored contrary advice and agreed on the deal

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audition

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Definition: noun,

is an opportunity for a performer to attempt to achieve a position or be granted membership to an organization
Example:
Even though Megan rehearsed for the lead role in the school play, she was still very nervous before the audition.

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localize

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Definition:
Restrict something to a particular place or part of the body
Example:
“We have to localize your fingers.¨ the doctor said

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auditorium

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Definition:(Noun)
”The part of a theatre or concert hall in which the audience sits”
Example:
From the backstage I looked into the auditorium, there was multiple people waiting for me to walk onto the stage!

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surfeit

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Definition:
an excessive amount of something
Example:
My brother eats a surfeit of food

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benevolent

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Definition:
well and kind
Examples:
The benevolent Diana gave riches to the poor.

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Somber,

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adj
Definition:
dark or dull in color or tone; gloomy
Examples:
The play was as somber as a funeral.
Everybody in my house was very somber as it’s almost the new year.

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prostrates

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Definition:
lying stretched out on the ground with one’s face downward.
Examples:
The kid prostrated on the ground.
When the baby ate the pill, he fell prostrate on the ground. He woke up like, “WOAH WHAT HAPPENED!?”.

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profuse

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Definition: (adj.)
(especially of something offered or discharged) exuberantly plentiful; abundant.
Examples:
The banker profusely apologized for the money mistake.
The mommy profusely apologized to the police for the dead baby.

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dehydrate

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Definition:
Cause (a person or their body) to lose a large amount of water.
Examples:
Running a marathon without drinking water will likely dehydrate a runner.
“The heat dehydrated us even when we stood still.”

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hydroelectric

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Definition:
Relating to or denoting the generation of electricity using flower water to drive a turbine that powers a generator.
Examples:
Water that is released from the Bonneville Dam turns many turbines, large wheels, and makes hydroelectric energy.
The scientists used hydroelectricity to help power the city after the power outage.

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hydrant

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(noun)
Definition:
An upright pipe with a spout, nozzle, or other outlets.
Examples:
The firefighters hooked up a large hose to the fire hydrant and started to spray the burning house with water.

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aquatic

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(adj)
Definition:
relating to water
Examples:
Water polo is my favorite aquatic sport.

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aqueduct:

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Definition:
An artificial channel for converting water.
Examples:
Our drinking water is carried from the mountains through large aqueducts until it finally makes its way to us.

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Aquarium (
(n) Definition: A building containing aquariums, especially ones that are open to the public. Examples: He loved to sit and watch the fish swim back and forth in the aquarium. He loved the shark tank in the aquarium.
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aquifer
Definition: (Noun) A body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater! Examples:: The homesteaders dug their well right over the aquifer in order to get a clean and steady supply of water. Finally, the water seeps back into the aquifer, ready for further use!
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marine
Definition: Of, found in, or produced by the sea. Examples: The oil spill near the Gulf Coast harmed many marine animals and plants. Seals and whales are marine animals.
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marina
Definition: (noun) A small harbor where boats can dock. Examples: We looked out at the marina, watching the sailboats come and go. Captain Sparrow sailed into the marina at sunset.
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maritime
Definition: (adj.) bordering on the sea. Examples: two species of Diptera occur in the maritime Antarctic. The Chesapeake Bay is known for its maritime industries such as fishing and crabbing.
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vitality
(noun) The state of being strong and active; energy While Joy was biking she was vitality.
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videlicet
This is to say : namely (adverb) The meaning of U.S. Constitution is determined by one videlicet, the U.S. Supreme Court
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paternal
Showing a kindness and care associated with a father; fatherly (adj.) I show paternal care for my father.
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matriarch
(noun) A woman who rules or dominates a family, group, or state The matriarch of England has been ruling for almost 71 years.
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populous
(adj.) Having a large population; densely populated. My mom's Minecraft youtube channel is populous.
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revitalize
(verb) Imbue (something) with new life and vitality. I revitalized my controller with new batteries. It died soon after so I had to revitalize it again, while playing my game.
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patriarch
The male head of a family or tribe (noun) The patriarch of that tribe was a pretty funny guy, named Johnny.
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8. matrimony
The state of being married; marriage (noun) Jimmy and Alex were planning their matrimony.
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9. maternal
9. maternal (adj.) Related to the mother’s side of the family I still have my mom’s grandfather. He is my maternal grandfather.
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10. inevitable
Unable to be avoided, (noun). He was inevitable when he played dodgeball.
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11. individuality
The quality or character of a particular person or thing that distinguishes them from others of the same kind especially when strongly marked. (noun) Each person, including Bobby McBoberson and Johnny McJohnson, has individuality.
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12. apoptosis
(noun) (The death of cells which occurs regularly) My mom says that apoptosis happens regularly.
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13. hypoplasia
Pathology. Abnormal deficiency of cells or structural elements. (noun) I was comfortable making a decision that the girl twin had sufficiently severe hypoplasia.
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14. devitalize
(verb) Deprive of strength and vigor An infection can devitalize a person.
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15. Providence
(noun) God or nature as providing protective or spiritual care. "I live out my life as providence decrees."
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placate
– (verb) To make someone less angry or mad I was able to placate mom after I accidentally broke her favorite vase
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derision
–mockery “ My stories were greeted with disbelief and derision.”
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vivacious
, adj–Attractively lively Trish was vivaciously upset with Jimmy Bob the Third
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procure
– (Verb) - Obtain with care or effort. I procured to eat some cheese
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retort
–(verb) - say something in answer to a remark or accusation, typically in a sharp, angry, or wittily incisive manner. “You are the smelliest person ever other than Carl’s diaper. That’s right, you heard me! You know what? I’m breaking up with you on the spot, trash can! Now go to the store and get me my fresh hot bag of Hot Cheetos!” I retorted.
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advocate
–(verb) publicly recommend or support. A: I love to advocate. I normally advocate friends and family.
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Conifer
(noun) – A tree that bears cones and needle-like or scale-like leaves that are typically evergreen. a. That conifer will die in approximately fifteen years.
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compound
(adj) – composed of two or more parts, elements, or ingredients We made a compound of rotting peals for the worms.
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centennial
– (noun) a hundredth anniversary We are celebrating the centennial of the museum today.
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centurion
–(noun)the commander roman army, “I saw the centurion when I was a kid” said the old man
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languor
–The state or feeling, often pleasant, of tiredness or inertia. (noun) “He remembered the languor and happiness of those golden afternoons.”
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prodigious
adj) – Impressively or great in size The cake that she bought for her birthday was a prodigious
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manifest
–(adj.) clear or obvious to the eye or mind. a. The system’s manifest failings.
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profound
(adj.) – very great or intense My feelings are profound for pizza.
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countenance
Noun– facial expression his impenetrable eyes and inscrutable countenance give little away
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intracellular
located or occurring within a cell or cells.
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descend
move or fall downward.
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aquifer
a body of rock and/or sediment that holds groundwater.
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combine
unite; merge
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compound
something formed by a union of elements or parts
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adapt
make (something) suitable for a new use or purpose; modify.
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intravenous
existing or taking place within, or administered into, a vein or veins.
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centennial
a 100th anniversary
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centurion
noun the commander of a century in the ancient Roman army.
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commandeer
verb officially take possession or control of (something), especially for military purposes.
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intramural
adjective situated or done within the walls of a building.
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ad infinitum
adverb again and again in the same way; forever.
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infer
verb deduce or conclude (information) from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.
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conscientious
Definition: (of a person) wishing to do what is right, especially to do one's work or duty well and thoroughly. Examples: Tim is a very conscientious student, who works hard and takes pride in his work. A conscientious and hardworking clerk.
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science
Definition: (noun) A particular branch of knowledge. Examples: My favorite subject in school is science because I love learning about the world around us. The world of science and technology.
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Etymology
Definition: (noun) The study of origin of words. Examples: The Lady was studying the Bible's etymology! One example of etymology is the study of Greek and Latin roots.
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anthropology
Definition: (n) The study of human biology and physiology and their evolution. Examples: Jeff said, “ I don’t know what the word is called but it means something about bio… Bi….Biology? And phys..iology? I think you say it like an..thropolgy, Anthropology.” (I think I said it right.) Because I am very interested in learning about humans and different cultures, I will major in anthropology when I go to college.
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geology
Definition: The study of science Examples: Geology has determined that the approximate age of Earth is 4.54 billion years old. Although it’s an asteroid, its geology is compelling and diverse.
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memento
Definition: (n) – an object that is a reminder of a person, place, or event; a souvenir Examples: I kept the ticket stub to the first baseball game I ever went to as a memento to always remind me of the fun time I had. You can buy a memento if you want to really remember this trip.
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memorialize
Definition: (v) – to do or create something that causes people to remember an important person, thing, or event. Examples: Mount Rushmore memorializes four of the greatest U.S. presidents. memorable Definition: worth remembering; notable Examples: My first time visiting New York City was the most memorable trip of my life. September eleventh is a very memorable day.
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memoir
Definition: a historical account or biography written from personal knowledge or special sources. Examples: The explorer’s memoir contained fascinating information about his discoveries, as well as his personal, daily activities. in 1924 she published a short memoir of her husband
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alacrity
Definition: (noun) brisk and cheerful readiness. Examples: He was jumping up and down with alacrity. The man fell into a bottomless pit. Somehow he escaped, so he was jumping up and down with alacrity again, but then he fell into the bottomless pit again and never escaped.
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doleful
Definition: expressing sorrow; mournful. Examples: I was DOLEFUL for my pizza getting eaten by the dog. Shortly after I took revenge by laying out more pizza but with cyanide.
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indolent
Definition: Wanting to avoid activity or exertion;lazy Examples: My older brother was very indolent and very lazy.
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inexorable
Definition: impossible to stop or prevent Examples: Lebron James is inexorable at basketball.
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ostentatious
(adjective) Definition: Seeking to attract attention or admiration Examples: Henerry was ostentatious because he walked around in a cool outfit and wanted attention.
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mem –ology sci
mem – mindful, recall ology – study sci – to know
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loco – over alter contra stell vis/vid phon
loco – place sur – over alter – other contra – against stell – star vis/vid – see, look aud – hear phon – sound
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mar/mer aqua/aqu hydr
hydr – water aqua/aqu – water mar/mer – sea
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vita vid pater matri pop un inter semi dis sym
vita life un not vid look inter between pater father semi half matri mother dis away pop people sym together
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com intra cent ad fer bi sub de pre super
com together bi two intra within sub under cent one hundred de down ad to pre before fer carry super over
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amatory
– Definition – romantic Example – The amatory couple ate dinner at Olive Garden.
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sublunar
sublunar – Definition –under the moon Example – While sitting sublunar, the man and dog watched the stars.
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aggregate
– Definition – a collected mass Example – The aggregate pile of clothes was becoming too much.
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declaim
– Definition – speak against Example – The peasant wants to declaim the king because of poor leadership.
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entangled
– Definition – snared, involved Example – The woman’s hair became entangled in the hair brush.
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oblique
– Definition – indirect or slanting Example – The oblique window caused confusion to the people.
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pensive
– Definition – thoughtful Example – The pensive gift helped the hospital for years.
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magnanimous
– Definition – generous Example – The magnanimous couple gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to a charity.
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importune
– Definition – to pester Example – The girl is charged with loitering in a public place with intent to solicit or importune another person.
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peremptory
– Definition – dictatorial Example – The peremptory girl won the spelling bee.
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amat luna greg clam tang
amat – love luna – moon greg – group clam – cry out tang – touch
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mar junc luc medi tempor
cmar – sea junc – join luc – light medi – middle tempor – time\
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mortify
Definition: profoundly humiliate
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torpid
Definition: sluggish
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sanguine
Definition: cheerfully confident
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affable
Definition: friendly
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tacit
Definition: unspoken
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temporize
Definition: to delay
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mediate
Definition: to intervene
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elucidate
Definition: to explain
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adjunct
Definition: an unessential addition
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mariner
Definition: a sailor
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gratuitous
Definition: uncalled for
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concur
Definition: to agree
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transcend
Definition: to go beyond limits
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migratory
Definition: moving seasonally
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disruption
Definition: a disturbing interruption
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exculpate
Definition: to free from blame Example: The mayor exculpates the man from any wrong doing.
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impugn
Definition: to dispute the truth Example: The lawyer impugn the defendant.
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urbane
Definition: refined Example: The urbane farm raised animals right.
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enumerate
Definition: to list Example: The teacher enumerates the to do list for the day.
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acrimony
Definition: bitterness Example: The acrimony of the apple disgusted me.
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incongruous
Definition: incompatible Example: The incongruous voting system led to many confusions.
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malevolence
Definition: ill will Example: The malevolence of fighting is so uncalled for.
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ambiguous
Definition: uncertain Example: The ambiguous person couldn’t decide between vanilla or chocolate.
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felicity
Definition: great happiness Example: The felicity of the town was apparent at the block party.
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irrevocable
Definition: unalterable Example: The irrevocable results decided the fate of the country.
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culp pugn urb numer acr
culp – blame pugn – fight urb – city numer – number acr – sharp
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per – anim – tort – sanct – voc –
per – through anim – mind tort – twist sanct – holy voc – voice
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censure
Definition: (n/v) – strong criticism Example: Government officials try to censure certain things.
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livid
Definition: (adj) – bruised or pale Example: My hurts turn livid upon me as I lean on a cane and observe.
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latent
Definition: (adj) – present but inactive Example: The latent billboard displayed important information to drivers.
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transient
Definition: (adj) – existing briefly Example: Flies are often known to be transient because of how short they live. latent
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adjacent
Definition:(adj) – adjoining Example: Many adjacent places are located in a mall.
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vociferate
Definition: (v) – argue loudly Example: Angry people vociferated with each other.
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tortuous
Definition: (adj) – twisted Example: The tortuous road led to nowhere.
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magnanimous
Definition: (adj) – generous Example: The family’s magnanimous donation provided gifts for 20 families.
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punctilious
Definition: attentive to correct details (adj) Example: A punctilious grader marks the tiniest of errors wrong.
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retribution
Definition: payback, punishment (n) Example: Retribution is what I plan to get after my wreck.
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capitulate
Definition: surrender (v) Example: Chinese warriors never capitulate because they do not believe in that.
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imponderable
Definition: difficult to answer (adj/n) Example: The imponderable question left many with confusion.
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rectify
Definition: to make right, correct (v) Example: I have to rectify the situation as soon as possible.
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epithet
Definition: a characterizing term (n) Example: Epithets are a great way to give character traits.
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abject
Definition: miserable (adj) Example: Abject animals in shelters must often be miserable.
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eccentric
Definition: unconventional (adj) Example: Heavy coats are eccentric in the midst of summer.
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imperious
Definition: overbearing (adj) Example: Imperious dogs often won’t leave your side because they get jealous.
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solicitude
Definition: concern (n) Example: John F. Kennedy showed great solicitude for problems.
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punct trib cap pond rect –
point pay take weight right