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Vocabularychapter5.2

Vocabulary for the collage bound student chapter 5 part 2

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congratulate express one's pleasure to another person at that person's success
gracious Pleasant; courteous;kindly
grateful feeling or expressing gratitude; thankful; obliged
gratify give or be a sous\ce of pleasure or satisfaction
gratis without change or payment; free
gratuitous 1.given freely 2.unwarranted, as a gratuitous remark
gratuity present or money in return for a favor or service; tip
ingrate ungrateful person
ingratiate establish in the favor or good graces of another
immortal 1.not subject to death 2.not subject to oblivion
immortality 1.eternal life 2.lasting fame
moribund dying, near death
mortal(adj.) Human being; person; individual
mortal(n.) 1. destined to die 2.human 3.causing death; fatal; as a mortal blow
mortality 1.death rate 2.mortal nature
mortician undertaker
mortification shame; humiliation; embarrassment
mortify embarrass; shame; humiliate (literally "make dead" "kill")
mortuary funeral home
rigor mortis stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death
corporal bodily, as corporal punishment
corporation body authorized by law to act as a single person and to have f\rights and duties
corpse dead body
corpulent bulky; obese; very fat
corpus general collection or body of writings, laws etc.
corpuscle 1.blood cell 2. minute particle
corpus delicti 1.facts proving that a crime has been committed 2. body of the victim in a murdercase
esprit de corps spirit of a body of persons; group spirts
Created by: Z.Robin
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