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Eng3 Lev H unit 4

English III Level H unit 4

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affinity (n.) a natural attraction to a person, thing, or activity; a relationship, connection
bilious (adj.) peevish or irritable; sickeningly unpleasant
cognate (adj.) closely related in origin, essential nature, or function; (n.) such a person or thing
corollary (n.) a proposition that follows from one already proven; a natural consequence or result; (adj.) resultant or consequent
cul-de-sac (n.) a blind alley or dead end street; any situation in which further progress is impossible; an impasse
derring-do (n.) valor or heroism; daring deeds or exploits (often used to poke fun at false heroics)
divination (n.) the art or act of predicting the future or discovering hidden knowledge
elixir (n.) a potion once though capable of curing all ills and maintaining life indefinitely; a panacea; a sweet liquid used as a vehicle in medicines
folderol (n.) foolish talk, ideas, or procedures; nonsense; a trifle
gamut (n.) an entire range or series
hoi polloi (n.) the common people, the masses
ineffable (adj.) not expressible in words; too great or too sacred to be uttered
lucubration (n.) laborious study or thought, especially at night; the result of such work
mnemonic (adj.) relating to or designed to assist the memory; (n.) a device to aid the memory
obloquy (n.) public abuse indicating strong disapproval or censure; the disgrace resulting from such treatment
parameter (n.) a determining or characteristic element; a factor that shapes the total outcome; a limit, boundary
pundit (n.) a learned person; one who gives authoritative opinions
risible (adj.) pertaining to laughter; able or inclined to laugh; laughable
symptomatic (adj.) typical or characteristic; being or concerned with a symptom of a disease
volte-face (n.) an about-face; a complete reversal
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