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Senior English 13-14

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abscond To leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself, often to avoid arrest or prosecution.
bilk To cheat or swindle out of money
clemency Mercy, especially toward a criminal or an enemy
contrite Feeling regreat and sorrow for things one has done wrong
impute To attribute the fault or responsibility to; to relate to a particular cause or source
iniquity Wickedness; immorality; a wicked or an immoral act; a sin
redress To right a wrong; to make up for
reprehensible Deserving of blame or criticism
restitution The act of restoring something to its proper owner or to its original, undamaged state
vindicate To clear of blame, suspicion, or doubt, with supporting arguments or proof
adduce To cite as an example or means of proof in an argument
confound To cause to become confused or perplexed
construe To interpret; to explain the meaning of
conundrum A difficultg, unsolvable, or self-contradictory problem; a dilemma
cryptic Having a hidden meaning; mysterious
equivocate To use language that is evasive or ambiguous, often in an attempt to mislead; to avoid making an explicit or a straightforward statement
paradox A seemingly contradictory statement that may nonetheless be true
patent Obvious; plain; apparent
perspicacity An acuteness of perception, observation, or understanding; a sharpness
rudimentary Of or relating to basic facts or principles; elementary
Created by: mrdavisnewc
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