Chapters 1-4 Vocab (TKM) Flashcards

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1
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A health professional trained in the art of preparing and dispensing drugs

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Apothecary

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2
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Provide physical relief, as from pain

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Assuage

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3
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Originating where it is found

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Indigenous

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4
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Wishing or appearing to wish evil to others; arising from intense ill will or hatred

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Malevolent

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5
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Cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of

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Mortify

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6
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Clean, Untouched; Free from blemishes

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Unsullied

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7
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Roll around; be ecstatic with joy

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Wallow

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8
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Auguring (yes that’s spelled correctly) favorable circumstances and good luck

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Auspicious

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9
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Inclined or showing an inclination to dispute or disagree, even to engage in law suits; Controversy

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Contentious

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10
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Easily irritated or annoyed

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Fractious

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11
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Devoutly religious

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Piety

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12
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A temporary stay

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Sojourn

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13
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The act of harassing or vexing: troubling

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Vexation

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14
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Worthy of or causing disgust or hatred; quite disagreeable or unpleasant

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Abominable

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15
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Pleasing, admirable

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Amiable

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16
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A general state or ordering of things; an exemption from a law or from an impediment, vow or oath

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Dispensation

17
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Having a capacity or a tendency to expand; exaggerated euphoria of self importance

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Expansively

18
Q

To persist

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Persevere

19
Q

Free from agitation of mind or spirit

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Tranquil

20
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Oppressive power

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Tyranny