english vocab part one final Flashcards

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the set of assumed readers, viewers or listeners for the text

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audience

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the category (or categories) of writing your text will imitate

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genre

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the primary task (or tasks) your text seeks to accomplish

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purpose

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the means of publishing your text and appropriate formatting decisions

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medium/design

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the most effective perspective or tone to adopt in your text

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stance

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decriminalize

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to do away with legal penalties for

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to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear guilty

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incriminate

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an accusation made in reply, a counter charge

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recrimination

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9
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deserving blame

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culpable

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one responsible for a crime

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culprit

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statement uttered to show personal responsibility for a wrong

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mea culpa

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burden or obligation

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onus

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13
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unpleasant and burdensome

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onerous

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14
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to prove not guilty

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exonerate

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praise or approval

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approbation

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a dishonest or immoral person, a scoundrel

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reprobate

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to scold or criticize

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reprove

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18
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crime, charge of crime

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crimin

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19
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to blame

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culp

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20
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Onus/Oner

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burden

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prove good, approve

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Prob/Prov

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shy, not assertive

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faithfulness; loyalty

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to trust information with another

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a misleading or mistaken idea
fallaxy
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misleading or deceptive
fallacious
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capable of being mistaken; imperfect
fallible
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certain beyond doubt or question
indubitable
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worthy of fear or respect; mighty
redoubtable
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to trust;to believe
fid
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to deceive
fall
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o trust, to believe
cred
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doubtful
dub
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first
prim
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nov
new
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end,border, limit
fin
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condition of being first in time or importance
primacy
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extremely ancient; of earliest time
primeval
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defining for all others; standard
definitive
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extremely small; incalculably or immeasurably small
infinitesimal
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showing creativity and originality
innovative
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deviating from a pattern or rule
aberrant
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wrong or inaccurate
erroneous
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an attack on another’s territory; a raid
incursion
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wandering or straying
errant
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to lower in dignity or esteem; insult
degrade
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act of going out; exit
egress
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hasty and superficial
cursory
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to avoid by going around; bypass
circumvent
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that which comes before; forerunner
precursor
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help for a problem; solution
recourse
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Grad/Gress
to go forth, to proceed
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Vent/Ven
to come
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Cur/curs
to run