Vocabulary Test Prep for 1/11 Flashcards

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1
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typ

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print; type

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ultima

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last; ultimatium

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uni

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one; unicorn

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vac

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empty; vacant

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ver, veri

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true; verity

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vid, vis

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see; video

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viv, vita, vivi

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alive, life; survive

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voc

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call; vocal

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vor

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eat greedily; carnivorious

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zo

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animal; zoo

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convival

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feasting,drinking and good company; There was a convival atmosphere at the reunion.

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dearth

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scarcity; There was a dearth of evidence about the case.

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copious

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abundance; I have copious amount of food in my fridge.

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cursory

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rapid and superficial; They passed a cursory glance at the newspaper.

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coquette

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a flirtatious women; The woman was a coquette.

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16
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cudgel

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a short thick club; The man used a cudgel to defend himself from the dog.

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cornucopia

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a horn of plenty; The cornucopia was overflowing with fruit and flowers.

18
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credulous

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gullible; The credulous man lost all his money.

19
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corpulent

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obese; The corpulent man wasn’t able to tie his shoes.

20
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cower

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to crouch down in fear; The students cower in front of an angry Mr. Chase.