Vocab F Unit 1 Flashcards

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Assuage

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Verb.

To make easier ; to calm

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Approbation

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Noun.

The expression of approval or favorable opinion.

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Coalition

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Noun.

A combination, union, or a merger for a specific purpose.

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Decadence

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Noun.

Decline, decay or deterioration

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Elicit

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Verb.

To draw forth, bring out from some source

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Expostulate

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Verb. To attempt to dissuade someone from some course or decision by earnest reasoning

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Hackneyed

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Adjective.

Used so often as to lack freshness or originality

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Hiatus

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Noun.

A gap, opening

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Innuendo

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Noun.

A hint, indirect suggestion, or reference

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Intercede

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Verb.

To plead in behalf of someone else

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Jaded

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Adjective.

Wearied, worn-out, dulled

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Lurid

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Adjective.

Causing shock, horror, or revulsion

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Meritorious

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Adjective.

Worthy, deserving recognition and praise

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Petulant

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Adjective.

Peevish, annoyed by trifles, easily irritated

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Prerogative

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Noun.

A special right or privilege

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Provincial

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Adjective.
Narrow-minded, naive,
Noun. Soldier from a province

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Simulate

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Verb.

To make a pretense of, imitate

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Transcend

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Verb.

To rise above or beyond

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Umbrage

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Noun.

Shade cast by trees; offense, resentment

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Unctuous

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Adjective.

Excessively smooth or smug