SSAT UL Vocabulary List 5 Flashcards

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counsel (v.)

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to give advice

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advocate (v.)

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to argue in favour of a person or idea

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contemplation (n.)

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long and thoughtful observation

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bias

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prejudice, unequal favour to one side

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legilate

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to pass a law

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ratify

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to formally approve, sign off on

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decree

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to order

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coerce

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force someone to do something through threats and intimidation

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comply

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act according to someone’s laws or commands

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censor

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to forbid the distribution of material considered

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prohibit

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to ban or forbid

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felon

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some who has been convicted of a serious crime

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lethal

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deadly

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plead

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to humbly request help

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pardon

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to forgive

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condone

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forgive or excuse something bad knowingly

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thwart

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to prevent someone from doing something

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mediate

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to resolve differences beween conflicting slides

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righteous

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following just and moral principles

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virtuous

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morally excellent

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notorious

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having a bad reputation, well-known for bad reasons

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repress

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to put down by force or intimidation

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oppression

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keeping down by force or authority

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authoritarian

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requiring absolute obedience, enforcing strong or oppressive policies

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tyrant

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a cruel and oppressive ruler

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lax

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loose, not strict

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resign

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to accept a hopeless situation

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endorse

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to give support or approval

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novice

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a beginner

30
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diplomacy

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negotiations between nations or groups