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English vocab mid 12

4 vocab

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1. Assuage (v.) to lessen: soothe, ease
2. Brethren (n.) brother (plural)
3. Malevolent (adj.) showing ill will
4. Taciturn (adj.) silent
5. Diminutive (adj.) extremely small
6. Auspicious (adj.) promising success : favorable
7. Melancholy (adj.) depressed in spirits : sad
8. Benign (adj.) of a mild type or character
9. Morbid (adj.) characterized by gloomy ideas or feelings
10. Placidly (adv.) peacefully, calmly
11. Tacit (adj.) quiet
12. Peril (n.) the state of being in danger of injury or destruction
13. Rudiments (adj.) a basic principle or skill
14. Degradation (n.) loss of honor or reputation
15. Austere (adj.) stern and unfriendly in appearance and manner
16. Prerogative (n.) a special right or privilege
17. Infallible (adj.) not capable of being wrong
18. Taut (adj.) tight
19. Façade (n.) the face of a building : a false appearance
20. Venerable (adj.) deserving honor or respect
21. Dispel (v.) to drive away by scattering
22. Formidable (adj.)causing fear
23. Profane (adj.) not concerned with religion, (v.) to treat with great disrespect
24. Turbulent (adj.) being in a state of disturbance
25. Perpetual (adj.) continuing forever
26. Tedious (adj.) tiring because of length or dullness ; boring
27. Furtive (adj.) done in a sneaky manner
28. Irascible (adj.) easily angered
29. Competent (adj.) capable
30. Connive (v.) to have a secret understanding
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