Vocab Level H Unit 2 Flashcards

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Aegis

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(n.) protection, patronage

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Apprise

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(v.) to inform, make aware by verbal notice

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Bibulous

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(adj.) fond of drinking

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4
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Claque

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(n.) a group of people hired to applaud a preformer; enthusiastic admirers, an opera hat

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Deracinate

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(v.) to pull up by the roots; uproot; remove all traces of

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Eleemosynary

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(adj.) charitable; dependent on charity

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7
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Indigenous

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(adj.) originating in one nation; native

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Lachrymose

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(adj.) causing to shed tears; mournful

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Lexicon

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(n.) a dictionary or language; special vocabulary to a person

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Melee

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(n.) a confused struggle; a violent free-for-all

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Microcosm

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(n.) a miniature world or universe; a group viewed as a model for a larger group

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12
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Minuscule

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(adj.) very small; tiny (n.) a lowercase letter

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13
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Obfuscate

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(v.) to darken, obscure, or confuse

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14
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Paternalism

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(n.) the policy of treating government or its people in the manner of a father to his children

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15
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Polarize

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(v.) to cause concentration around two opposing positions; to split, divide

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16
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Purview

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(n.) the range or scope of something; in law, the extent of what is provided in a statute

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Sanguine

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(adj.) having a naturally cheerful, optimistic outlook

18
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Solecism

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(n.) blunder in grammer; misuse of words

19
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Vassal

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(n.) person under the protection of a feudal lord; a servant

20
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Verisimilitude

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(n.) the quality of appearing to be true