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Vocab list 1 & 2

Vocab list 1 & 2 for Mrs. Moore

TermDefinition
Impartial Adjective Not partial or biased; fair; just
Emanate Verb to flow out, issue, or proceed
Dire Adjective Causing or involving great fear or suffering
Fervent Adjective Having or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit
Novel Adjective New or unusual
Florid Adjective Reddish; ruddy; rosy
Exuberant Adjective Extremely enthusiastic
Incorruptible Adjective Not corruptible, not accepted to bribery
Doleful Adjective Sorrowful; mournful
Retribution Noun Punishment that is deserved, rewards of punishment
Ardor Noun Great warmth of feeling; fervor; passion
Moiety Noun Each of two parts, something can be divided
Parapet Noun A low defensive wall
Reveries Noun A state of dreamy meditation or fanciful musing
Presume Verb To take for granted; assume; or suppose
Tangible Adjective Capable of being touched
Discern Verb To perceive by the sight or some other sense by the intellect
Condone Verb To disregard or overlook
Imperative Adjective Absolutely necessary or required
Zealous Adjective Overly enthusiastic
Preclude Verb To prevent the presence, existence, or occurrence of
Impunity Noun Freedom from punishment
Accost Verb To confront boldly
Explicit Adjective Fully and clearly expressed or demonstrated
Implore Verb To beg urgently or piteously
Created by: Jacob.Crawford
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