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English Fall Review

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anaphora a greatly disliked or hated person or thing; a curse or a person cursed
charlatan one who pretends to have great knowledge or skill; especially in the medical field
bastion a strong defense; a fort
ambivalent to be uncertain; to be unable to decide between two opposing opposing points of view
cis/cide to kill
agnostic one who believes the existence of God is unknown and unknowable
bigot one who is intolerant of another's beliefs, opinions or values
cliche a worn-out idea or overused expression
castigate to criticize or punish for the purpose of correction
austere stern, severe, plain
bask to lie in or be exposed to warmth
comely attractive or hansome; pleasing to the sight
ology the study of
candid outspoken, blunt; informal or unposed
bene good
vert to turn
agrarian having to do with farms, farmers, or the land
bawdy indecent; humorlessly obscene
circumvent to get around; to beat or defeat by trickery; to prevent and occurence
audacity insolence; rude boldness
canine having to do with dogs
altercation a heated argument
befuddle to confuse; to perplex
complacent to be pleased with oneself or one's deeds
clement merciful; mild
apathy lack of interest
avarice excessive greed; desire for wealth
collaboration to work with another towards a goal; to aid and enemy
circumspect careful, watchful; attentive to all points
polis city
Created by: Z0205929
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