Semester Exam Vocab Cards Flashcards

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Irrevocable

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not able to be changed

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2
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Reprieve

A

cancel or postpone the punishment of someone

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3
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Ifernal

A

Something from Hell

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4
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Delude

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impose a misleading belief upon(someone)deceive;fool.:

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5
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Reminisce

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indulge in enjoyable recollection of past events

synonym: remember

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Pompous

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affectedly and irritatingly grand,solemn,or self-important

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7
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Sentimental

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of or prompted by feelings of tenderness,sadness, or nostalgia

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8
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Fanciful

A

over imaginative and unrealistic

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9
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Ironic

A

using or characterized by irony

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10
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Pessimistic

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ending to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen

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Weariness

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  1. extreme tiredness; fatigue.: “he began to feel weariness”.
  2. reluctance to see or experience any more of something.: “hardship at home produced war-weariness”
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12
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Apathy

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lack of interest or concern

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13
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Reverberate

A

an echo

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14
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Vehement

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showing strong feeling

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15
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Tumult

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a loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people

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16
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Inconspicuous

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not clearly visible or attracting attention; not conspicuous

17
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Quagmire

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A soft boggy area of land

18
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Eloquence

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fluent or persuasive speaking or writing

19
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Tedium

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the state of being tedious

Tedious Definition-too long, slow, dull

20
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Obscurity

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the state of being unknown

21
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Falter

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to start to loose speed or momentum

22
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Subsequent

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coming after something;following

23
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Revulsion

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a sense of disgust and loathing

24
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Solemn

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formal and dignified

25
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Casualty

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A person killed or injured in a war