week 7-8 Flashcards

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sullen (adj)

A

persistently and silently ill-humored; morose

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2
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Rancor (n)

A

intense ill-will; malevolence

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3
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Uncouth (adj)

A

strange and disgraceful in appearance, form, or behavior

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4
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chimera (n)

A

something hoped or wished for but in fact is illusory or impossible to achieve.

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5
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recapitulation (n)

A

a brief summary and/or restating the main points of something

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6
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panegyric (n)

A

public speech or published text in praise of someone or something

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7
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charnel house (n)

A

place in which bodies or bones of dead are kept

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8
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minutiae (n)

A

precise details; small or trifling matters

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9
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infallible (adj)

A

incapable of making a mistake

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10
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filial

A

relation of child to parent

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11
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predilection

A

preference or liking

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12
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torrent

A

a turbulent, fast-flowing stream

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13
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cursory

A

hastily dane; superficial

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14
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tyro

A

beginner; novicex

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15
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fealty

A

loyalty

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16
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??

A

shown to be false or unreliable; discredit; destroy completely

17
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Immutable

A

not changing

18
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rent (v)

A

to tear or split apart; rip

19
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palpable (adj)

A

able to be touched or felt

20
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obliterate (v)

A

to destroy completely