Vocab Unit 5 Flashcards

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acute

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(adj.) with a sharp point

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2
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bluster

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(v.) to speak in a noisy or threatening way
(n.) a speech that is loud

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3
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bungle

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(v.) to act or work clumsily

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4
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commentary

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(n.) a series of notes clarifying or explaining something

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5
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duration

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(n.) the length of the time that something continues

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6
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eerie

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(adj.) causing fear because of mysterious

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7
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facet

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(n.) one side of a problem

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8
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fidelity

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(n.) the state of being faithful

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9
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fray

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(n.) a noisy quarrel
(v.) to wear away by rubbing

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10
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headstrong

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(adj.) willful or headstrong

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11
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inhabitant

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(n.) a person or animal living permanently

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12
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numb

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(adj.) having lost the power of feeling or movement
(v.) to dull the feeling of

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13
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pacify

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(v.) to make peaceful or calm

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14
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ravenous

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(adj.) greedy, very hungry, eager for satisfaction

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15
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refute

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(v.) to prove incorrect

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16
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remorse

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(n.) deep and painful regret

17
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setback

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(n.) something that interferes with progress

18
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smug

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(adj.) overly self-satisfied

19
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synopsis

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(n.) a brief statement, giving a view of a subject book etc.

20
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tarry

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(v.) to delay or linger