Vocab list 8 and 9 Flashcards

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Tangible

A

Understandable, capable of being touched

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2
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Qualms

A

Problems or concerns; worries

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3
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Lair

A

a cave

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4
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Lament

A

a mournful sadness

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5
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Loathsome

A

Hateful

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6
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Purge

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to rid or get rid of

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7
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Reparation

A

Payment for something else

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8
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Reprisal

A

retaliation for an injury

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9
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Solace

A

comfort in sorrow

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10
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Exalted

A

raised or elevated, as in status or rank

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11
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Fetters

A

Chains

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12
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Host

A

A large number; multitude

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13
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Imperious

A

arrogant; characteristic of a higher rank

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14
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surging

A

moving forward with force

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15
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Bolt

A

close tightly; move fast for a reason

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16
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Hoary

A

having gray hair because of age (not always meaning hair)

17
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Livid

A

extremely angry

18
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Reproach

A

a criticism or scolding remark

19
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Skulk

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to move about stealthily or to hide

20
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Venomous

A

poisonous or hateful

21
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Beguile

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to trick or fool

22
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Wanton

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immoral or unchaste; undisciplined

23
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Dissemble

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to disguise or conceal behind a false appearance

24
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Dote

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to pay extra close attention or to overly care for

25
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feign

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to pretend as in faking (lying about being sick)

26
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Flout

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to show contempt for; scorn

27
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Austerity

A

a severe and rigid economy (or person)

28
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Idolatry

A

blind or excessive devotion to something

29
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Extenuating

A

lessening the magnitude or seriousness of, especially by providing excuses (to weaken)