Unit 4 Vocab//Stinson Flashcards

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Absond

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Verb; to run off and hide

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Access

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Noun; increase
Verb; to get at, obtain

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3
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Anarchy

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Noun; a lack of government and law; confusion

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4
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Arduous

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Adjective; hard to do, requiring much effort

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5
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Auspicious

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Adjective; favorable; fortunate

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Biased

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Adjective; favoring one side unduly; prejudiced

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Daunt

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Verb; to overcome with fear, intimidate; to dishearten; discouraging

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Disentangle

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Verb; to free from tangles or complications

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9
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Fated

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Adjective; determined in advance by destiny or fortune

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Hoodwink

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Verb; to mislead by a trick, deceive

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Inanimate

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Adjective; not having life, without energy or spirit

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Incinerate

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Verb; to burn to ashes

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13
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Intrepid

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Adjective; very brave, fearless, unshakable

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14
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Larceny

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Noun; theft

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15
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Pliant

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Adjective; bending readily; easily influnced

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Pompous

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Adjective; overly self-important in speech and manner; excessively stately or ceremonious

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Precipice

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Noun; a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster

18
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Rectify

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Verb; to make right, correct

19
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Reprieve

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Noun; a temporary relief or delay
Verb; to grant a postponement

20
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Revile

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Verb; to attack with words, call bad names