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Vocabulary Drills
1-12 Review
Term | Definition |
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exclude | to shut out or keep out |
exclusive | not shared with others |
expire | to come to an end; to die |
miscalculate | figure out something incorrectly |
misconception | a wrong understanding of something |
shrewd | sharp minded; intelligent |
exceed | go beyond; outdo; surpass |
sustain | experience; undergo |
fulfill | completely satisfied |
formally | officially; not casually |
illiterate | unable to read |
incapable | not able to do something |
inhabit | to live in |
nonprofit | not for the purpose of making money |
illegible | cannot be read easily |
conducted | performed; carried on |
discontinued | put an end to |
stern | severe; harsh |
sprightly | lively; spirited |
devote | give full attention to |
disorient | lose your sense of direction or time or place |
dislodge | to force out of place |
decompose | separated into basic elements, rot |
deduction | something that has been taken away |
detract | to draw or take away a part of a thing |
remedy | medicine; cure |
eliminate | get rid of; leave out |
confine | keep from leaving, imprison |
disciplined | trained to behave properly |
reduce | lower or lessen |
adhere | to stick or cling strongly |
adapt | to make something fit often by modifying it |
adjacent | next to or close by |
accent | to stress or emphasize |
affirm | approve or state firmly |
originate | begin |
direct | straightforward; bold |
indicate | point to; are a sign of |
posture | body position |
submissive | yielding to authority; obedient |
distinctive | special; recognizably different |
graduated | passed from one level to a higher one |
decade | period of 10 years |
tribulation | great trouble or distress |
cult | group showing great admiration |
compose | to put together |
forte | in a loud and forceful manner |
confirm | to verify or to give support to |
collaborate | to work together |
convention | a coming together of a group of people |
prejudice | opinion formed before the facts are known |
precede | to go before |
postpone | to put off until a later date |
diction | manner of expressing ideas in words |
prefix | the part of the word that is fixed before the root |
troupe | a group of performers |
attain | gain or reach something |
fold | close or shut down |
seasoned | experienced |
understudy | substitute performer |