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unit 7-8

vocabulary for achievements course four

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intend to teach overly moralistic; preachy didactic
to instruct for intellectual, moral, or spiritual improvement edify
elucidate to explain or make clear
erudite possessing great knowledge and scholarship
esoteric understood only by an elite, scholarly, or exclusive group; obscure
A) to inspire or influence thoroughly B) to stain or dye thoroughly imbue
to instruct in or impact certain principles or ideology indoctrinate
A) the art of profession of teaching B) the body of knowledge related to education and teaching pedagogy
overly concerned with or focused pedantic
A) a person of great learning about a particular topic; an expert B) a source of opinion; a crtic pundit
protection; sponsorship; guidance aegis
something done to make up for wrong, an injury, or mistake; cimpensation amends
peacemaking; appeasing; intended to overcome distrust, animosity, or conflict concilliatory
tending to cause or bring about; favorable to conducive
to free from difficulty or entanglement extricate
to annoy with repeated and insistent requests; to ask for urgently or repeatedly importune
to help opposing sides reach an agreement; to intervene in a conflict in order to improve the situation mediate
to make less severe; to soften, lessen or moderate mitigate
A) to support or sponsor B) To go as a customer; to shop at regularly C) to treat as inferior patronize
to store something to an earlier condition, by repairing or remodeling renovate
Created by: noahf
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