"The Crucible" Act. 1 Flashcards

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arbitrate

A

to mediate a dispute

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2
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contiguous

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connected through physical or temporal connection

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3
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quail

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to recoil in dread or terror

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4
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ascertain

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to find or learn something with certainty

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5
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inculcation

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to impress something upon someone through repetition

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6
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reactionary

A

holding ultraconservative political views

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7
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mores

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customs, habits, behaviors that are acceptable by a group

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8
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lascivious

A

showing sexual desire

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9
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proceed

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to continue to do something after stopping

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10
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evade

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to avoid doing something or to stay away from someone

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11
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enlist

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to enroll in an organization

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12
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parochial

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having a narrow-minded outlook

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13
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ideology

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a system of concepts help by a group or culture

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14
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theocracy

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a joint government and church

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15
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repression

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a mental process that blocks harmful memories, actions, or thoughts

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16
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dissemble

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to put on a false appearance

17
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faction

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a sub-group typically trying to pursue its own interests at the expense of others

18
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corroborate

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to prove with evidence

19
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trepidation

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a fear that causes hesitation

20
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calumny

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a untrue statement meant to damage one’s reputation

21
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partisan

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adherence to a faction through blind allegiance, not rational thought

22
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pretense

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to show false feelings or intentions meant to leave an impression that would counter the truth