Vocab Ch. 2-3 Flashcards

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(Noun) Something that restricts or forbids.

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Inhibition- His Inhibition quickly faded, but his nerves skyrocketed when he saw her.

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(Adjective) impossible to change

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Irrevocable - Their love was irrevocable, so they got married.

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(Adjective) religious or faithful

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Pious - They family is not considered pious, nor are they considered nonreligious for not attending church.

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(Noun) strong odor

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Stench- he did his laundry on Tuesday, and he rid his clothes of their stench.

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(Adverb) lacking interest or concern

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Indifferently - She felt Indifferent about her test grades, yet she worried about her homework.

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(Adjective) essential

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Imperative - it is not imperative to finish your food, so do not eat too quickly

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(Verb) avoid or escape

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Elude- The thief tried to elude the police, but they quickly caught up to him.

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(Adjective) happening at night

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Nocturnal - owls are nocturnal creatures, so they hunt for food during the night.

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(Verb) find out or obtain

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Ascertain- The detective tried to Ascertain the truth, but the witness’s story was inconsistent.

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(Noun) spirit of a friendly community or brotherhood

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Camaraderie- The team worked hard to win the game, and their camaraderie grew stronger with each victory.

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11
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repetition of the first consonant sound

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Alliteration

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mild or pleasant term used in place of an unpleasant or offensive one

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Euphemism

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13
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obvious, intended exaggeration

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Hyperbole

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comparison without using “like” or “as”

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Metaphor - He felt lost in a sea of nameless faces.

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