Vocabulary Level D Unit 4 Flashcards

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Access

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Noun
Approach or admittance to places, persons, things, an increase
Verb
To get at, obtain

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Abscond

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Verb

To run off and hide

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Anarchy

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Noun

A lack of government and law, confusion

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Arduous

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Adj.

Hard to do, requiring much effort

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Auspicious

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Adj.

Favorable, fortunate

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Daunt

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Verb

To overcome fear, intimidate, to dishearten, discourage

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Disentangle

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Verb

To free from tangles or complications

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Fated

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Adj.

Determined in advance by destiny or fortune

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Hoodwink

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Verb

To mislead by a trick, swindle

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Inanimate

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Adj.
not having life
without energy or spirit

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Incinerate

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Verb

Burn to ashes

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Intrepid

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Adj.

Very brave, fearless, unshakeable

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Larceny

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Noun

Theft

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Pliant

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Adj.
Bending readily
Easily influenced

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Pompous

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Adj.
Overly self-important in speech and manner
Excessively, stately, ceremonious

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Precipice

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Noun
A very steep cliff
Brink of the edge of disaster

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Prototype

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Noun

An original model on which later versions are patterned

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Rectify

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Verb

To make it right, correct

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Reprieve

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Noun
Temporary relief or delay
Verb
To grant a postponement

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Revile

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Verb
To attack with words
Call bad names