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Tyler- Vocab

2nd set of culture Vocab

QuestionAnswer
(Embryonic)The embryonic religion brought many new customs. Rudimentary;beginning;at an early stage
(Predilection)The predilection of the jury was a life sentence. A preference or a leaning
(Eminence)The rising eminence became hard to climb. A hill or rise of ground
(Divination)The sorcerer used divination to counter the enemies attack. The art of foretelling the future
(Prototype)The robots of the past are mere prototypes of what technology has made today. An early example or form, on which later stages were based
(Impunity)He was given more time on his work with impunity. Exemption from punishment
(Observance) The observance of the chief's orders won the battle. The act of complying with a custom/rule/command
(Executive)The executive decided to bring the law to be. Having to do with executing or carrying out laws
(Auspicious) The auspicious boy won many gambles. Favorable;lucky;encouraging
(Plebiscite) A descision on the plebiscites will be made today. A direct vote put to the entire electorate to accept or refuse a proposal
(Hegemony)The war left the nation in complete hegemony. Domination
(Proficient)The proficient archer shot an apple off the tree. Skillful;competent;expert
(Insolence)The insolence between the two caused a disturbance to everyone. Rudeness and disrespect
(Luxuriant)The luxuriant harvest fed the whole city. Growing in abundance
(Perpetuate) The taunting perpetuated the war between the two armies. To cause to continue; to prolong
(Accouterments)Their accouterments were missing when it was time to fight. Accessories; equipment
(Commensurate)The soldier's roles commensurated to their physical and mental qualities. Corresponding in extent or degree
(Fastidious)The fastidious king ordered hard labor on the slaves. Hard to please;sensitive;with difficult requirements
(Versatile)The tree was highly valued for it's versatile nature. Having many or varied uses
(Propensity) The clumbys swords man had a propensity to drop his sword. A tendency or inclination
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