Semester Vocab Words Flashcards

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Vault

A

an arched structure forming a roof or ceiling

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2
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Conjurer

A

one who performs magic; sorcerer

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3
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Resolve

A

to decide, to determine

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4
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Procure

A

to obtain by care or effort

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5
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Apprehension

A

fear of what may happen in the future; anxiety

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6
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Copious

A

large in quantity, plentiful

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7
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Desolation

A

devastation, misery, sadness

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8
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Daunts

A

to overcome with fear; intimidate

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9
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Compassion

A

deep awareness of another’s suffering with a desire to help

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10
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Bereft

A

deprived of the possession or use of something

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11
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Chide

A

to find fault or blame with

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12
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Appease

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to bring to a state of peace or quiet, soothe

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13
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Abate

A

to lessen or reduce in force or intensity

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14
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Prudence

A

exercise of good and cautious judgement

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15
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Arduous

A

requiring great exertion or endurance,difficult

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16
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Insidious

A

slyly treacherous and deceitful; deceptive

17
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Usurpation

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the act of seizing power without legal right or authority

18
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Tenure

A

conditions or terms under which somethign is held

19
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Prevalent

A

widespread

20
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Discord

A

lack of agreement or harmony; conflict

21
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Compromise

A

to endaner the reputation or interests of; to expose to suspicion

22
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Contention

A

a verbal argument or struggle; quarreling

23
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Reprimand

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to reprove or correct sharply

24
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Covet

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to desire, especially to an excessive degree, something belonging to another

25
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Subtle

A

not open, direct, or obvious, crafty sly

26
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Vile

A

evil, foul, repulsive, degrading

27
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Immaculate

A

unblemished flawless, pure

28
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Adamant

A

completely firm and unyielding

29
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Indictment

A

a formal legal accusation, charging the commission or omission or an act which is punishable by law

30
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Reprieve

A

official postponement of the carrying out of a sentence