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Vocab - Unit 22

Seniors

worddefinitionsynonymsantonyms
mercenary n. hired prof. soldier hired hand; soldier of fortune (blank)
mercenery adj. motivated solely by material gain greedy, avaricious altruistic
moot adj. debatable and therefore unresolved disputable a foregone conclusion
moot v. to bring up for discussion v. broach (blank)
morrass n. a swamp or bog; a confused or degrading situation that is difficult to get out of marsh; quagmire (blank)
motley n. a kind of multicolored cloth (blank) (blank)
motley adj. diverse or varied polychomatic monochrome
Mundane adj. humdrum or everyday ordinary heavenly, extraordinary; unique
myriad adj. countless, innumerable infinite finite, limited
narcissistic adj. dominated by an excessive love or admiration of oneself self-centered, conceited, vain self-critical
nebulous adj. vague or indistinct opaque, fuzzy clear, well-defined
negligible adj. too small to be significant insignificant significant
nepotism n. unwarranted favoritism shown to relatives or friends by someone in high office bias; partiality (blank)
nominal adj. esxisting in name only or insignificantly small token, symbolic; trifling excessive
nostalgia n. a longing to return to a sentimentalized past yearning (blank)
novice n. a person who has just entered a religious order on a probationary basis; or a beginner of any kind postulant; trainee, rookie expert, pro
nuance n. a slight or subtle variation in meaning, expression, tone, feeling, color or the like subtlety (blank)
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