vocab 7 Flashcards

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Austere

A

severe or stern in manner
The austere teacher gave rules, and rules came from the austere teacher.

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cadaverous

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pale, resembling a corpse
His cadaverous look frightened them, and they were frightened by his cadaverous look.

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Beneficent

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generous or doing good
Her beneficent acts helped many, and many were helped by her beneficent acts.

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concoct

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to prepare by combining ingredients
The cook will concoct soup, and soup will be concocted by the cook.

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desecrate

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to treat irreverently
They desecrate monuments, and monuments are desecrated by them.

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crass

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lacking sensitivity or intelligence
His crass words hurt, and hurt came from his crass words.

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debase

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to lower in character, quality, or value
They won’t debase honor, and honor will not be debased.

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disconcert

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disturb the composure of
Loud noises disconcert him, and he is disconcerted by loud noises.

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grandiose

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grand in an impressive or stately way
His grandiose ideas failed, and failure came from his grandiose ideas.

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inconsequential

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not important or significant
The inconsequential error was ignored by them, and they ignored the inconsequential error.

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infraction

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a breaking of a law or rule
The infraction caused punishment, and punishment came from the infraction.

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mitigate

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to make milder or softer
We will mitigate pain, and pain will be mitigated by us.

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pillage

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to rob of goods by open force
They pillage the town, and the town is pillaged by them.

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prate

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to talk a great deal foolishly
He will prate in meetings, and in meetings he will prate.

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punctilious

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very careful and exact
Her punctilious notes helped her studies, and her studies were helped by her punctilious notes.

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redoubtable

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inspiring fear or awe
The redoubtable leader impressed them, and they were impressed by the redoubtable leader.

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reprove

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to scold or criticize
She will reprove laziness, and laziness will be reproved.

17
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restitution

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the act of restoring or repaying
Restitution was made for damage, and damage was repaid with restitution.

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stalwart

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loyal reliable hardworking
The stalwart soldier stood firm, and firmness came from the stalwart soldier.

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vulnerable

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open to attack or harm
The vulnerable child needed help, and help was needed by the vulnerable child.