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Honors English 10

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abroad (adv)   in or to a foreign land or lands  
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commute (v)   travel back and forth daily, as from a home in the suburbs to a job in the city  
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commuter (n)   person who commutes  
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denizen (n)   inhabitant; dweller; resident;occupant  
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domicile (n)   house; home dwelling; residence;abode  
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inmate (n)   person confined in an institution, prison, hospital  
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migrate (v)   1.move from one place to settle in another 2. move from one place to another with the changeof season  
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native (n)   person born in a particular place  
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native (adj)   born or originating in a particular place  
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nomad (n)   member of a tribe that has no fixed abode but wanders from place to place; wanderer  
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nomadic (adj)   roaming from place to place;wandering; roving  
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sojourn (n)   temporary stay  
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defiance (n)   refusal to obey authority; disposition to resist; state of opposition  
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infraction (n)   breaking (of a law, regulation,) violation; breach  
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insubordinate (adj)   not submitting to authority; disobedient;mutinous; rebellious  
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insurgent (n)   person who rises in revolt; rebel  
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insurrection (n)   uprising against established authority; rebellion; revolt  
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malcontent (n)   discontented person;rebel  
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perverse (adj)   obstinate (in opposing what is right or reasonable) willful; wayward  
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sedition (n)   speech, writing, or action seeking to overthrow the government; treason  
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transgress (v)   go beyond set limits of; violate, break, or overstep a command or law  
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trespass (v)   encroach on another's rights, privileges, property  
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acquiesce (v)   accept by keeping silent; submit quietly; comply  
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allegiance (n)   loyalty; devotion; faithfulness; fidelity  
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defer (v)   yield to another out of respect, authority, or courtesy; submit politely  
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discipline (v)   train in obedience; bring under control  
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docile (adj)   easily taught; obedient; tractable; submissive  
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meek (adj)   submissive; yielding without resentment when ordered about or hurt by others; acquiescent  
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pliable (adj)   easily bent or influenced; yielding; adaptable  
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submit (v)   yield to another's will, authority, or power; yield; surrender  
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tractable (adj)   easily controlled, led, or taught; docile  
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chronic (adj)   1.marked by long duration or frequent recurrence 2. having a characteristic, habit, disease, for a long time; confirmed; habitual  
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concurrent (adj)   occurring at the same time; simultaneous; contemporary  
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dawdle (v)   waste time; loiter; idle  
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imminent (adj)   about to happen; threatening to occur soon; near at hand  
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incipient (adj)   beginning to show itself; commencing; in an early stage; initial  
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intermittent (adj)   coming and going at intervals;stopping and beginning again; recurrent; periodic  
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perennial (adj)   1.lasting indefinitely; incessant; enduring; permanent; constant; perpetual; everlasting 2 (of plants) continuing to live from year to year  
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procrastinate (v)   put off until later things that should be done now; defer; postpone  
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protract (v)   draw out; lengthen in time; prolong; continue; extend  
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sporadic (adj)   occurring occasionally or in scattered instances; isolated; infrequent  
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compulsory (adj)   required by authority; obligatory  
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entail (v)   involve as a necessary consequence; impose; require  
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essence (n)   most necessary or significant part, aspect, or feature; fundamental nature; core  
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gratuitous (adj)   uncalled for; unwarranted  
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imperative (adj)   not to be avoided; urgent; necessary; obligatory; compulsory  
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incumbent (adj)   (with on or upon) imposed as a duty; obligatory  
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indispensable (adj)   absolutely necessary; essential  
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necessitate (v)   make necessary; require; demand  
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oblige (v)   compel; force; put under a duty or obligation  
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obviate (v)   make unnecessary; preclude  
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prerequisite (n)   something required beforehand  
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pressing (adj)   requiring immediate attention; urgent  
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superfluous (adj)   more than what is enough or necessary; surplus; excessive; unnecessary  
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