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vocabulary from animal farm for final test

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apathy   lack of interest and emotion; unconcern; listless  
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benevolent   doing good; kindly  
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comrade   friend or close companion  
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cynical   believing people are only selfish and insincere  
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ecstasy   overpowered by emotion as by joy  
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enmity   feelings of enemy; hostility  
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pre-eminent   above or excelling others  
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reproach   to accuse and blame for a fault so as to ashame  
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vivacious   full of life; spirited; lively  
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fortnight   a two week period  
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indefatigable   cannot be tired out  
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irrepressible   impossible to put down or subdue  
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cryptic   mysterious, secret  
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maxim   a concise rule of conduct  
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obstinate   determined to have one's own way; stubborn  
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posthumous   continuing after one's death  
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shirk   to neglect or evade  
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toil   to work hard and continuously  
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tractable   easily managed  
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din   loud and discordant noises  
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ensconced   settled comfortably  
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indignation   righteous anger  
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ignominy   disgraceful or dishonorable conduct  
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laborious   involving much hard work; difficult  
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malignity   having an evil influence  
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procure   to get; obtain  
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repose   to lie at rest  
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restive   nervous under restraint; restless  
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reverent   feeling of deep respect, love, and awe  
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sordid   dirty; filthy; ignoble  
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beatifically   showing happiness or delight  
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capitulate   to give up  
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conciliatory   to win over; to make friendly  
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uproarous   making great noise (not necessarily negative)  
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machinations   to plot or scheme with evil intent  
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nocturnal   active or done at night  
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retinue   a group of persons attending a person of importance or rank  
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retribution   punishment for evil done  
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treachery   betrayal of trust; disloyalty  
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vanity   overly proud of oneself  
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bon mot   a clever or witty remark  
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borne   to bear; to withstand or endure  
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falter   to move unsteadily  
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filial   due from a son or daughter  
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haughty   arrogant; having great pride in oneself  
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inebriate   a drunkard or alcoholic  
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knacker   person who slaughters animals  
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morose   ill-tempered; gloomy  
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piebald   covered with patches of two colors  
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superannuated   too old for work  
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taciturn   almost always silent; not liking to talk  
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