Vocab lesson 4 Flashcards

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aggrandize

aggrandizement

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  • to make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation
  • to exaggerate, or make something seem greater than it is
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exorbitance

exorbitant

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extreme, unreasonable expense of price; being beyond reasonable or proper limits

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grandiose

grandiosity

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  • trying to seem important; characterized by pretended grandeur
  • Grand; magnificent in size, beauty or scope; impressive
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gratuitous

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unnecessary; unjustified

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intemperate

intemperance

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excessive; lacking moderation

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multifarious

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having great variety; diverse

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opulence

opulent

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wealth affluence

great abundance, often to excess; lavishness

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profligate

profligacy

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recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant

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satiate

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to fully satisfy an appetite or a desire

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surfeit

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an excessive amount

to feed or supply to excess or disgust; to overindulge

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  • to make greater in power, influence, stature, or reputation
  • to exaggerate, or make something seem greater than it is
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aggrandize

aggrandizement

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extreme, unreasonable expense of price; being beyond reasonable or proper limits

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exorbitance

exorbitant

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  • trying to seem important; characterized by pretended grandeur
  • Grand; magnificent in size, beauty or scope; impressive
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grandiose

grandiosity

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unnecessary; unjustified

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gratuitous

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excessive; lacking moderation

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intemperate

intemperance

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having great variety; diverse

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multifarious

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wealth affluence

great abundance, often to excess; lavishness

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opulence

opulent

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recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant

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profligate

profligacy

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to fully satisfy an appetite or a desire

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an excessive amount

to feed or supply to excess or disgust; to overindulge