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Lesson 9 English Voc

TermDefinition
Accomplice Noun One knowingly participates with another in a crime; a partner in crime
Concur Verb 1. To agree; to have the same opinion
Concur Verb 2. To happen at the same time
Crevice Noun A narrow crack in or through something
Decent Adjective 1. Proper and fitting; meeting approved standards of society;respectable
Decent Adjective 2. Fairly good; satisfactory
Decent Adjective 3. Fair and kind; generous
Detract Verb To take away or lessen, especially in value or reputation
Exotic Adjective 1. Foreign; not native
Exotic Adjective 2. Fascinating or interesting because of being strange or different; striking; unusual
Flinch Verb To draw back from something dangerous, painful, unpleasant, or difficult
Gruesome Adjective Causing horror and disgust
Haughty Adjective overly proud of oneself and scornful of others; showing to much pride
Horde Noun A large crowd; a swarm
Makeshift Adjective used temporary substitute for the proper or desired thing
Phobia Noun An extreme, unreasonable, and continuing fear of a particular thing or situation
Reluctance Noun A feeling of being unwilling or doubtful about doing something; unwillingness
Rivalry Noun competition; an effort to obtain something someone else also wants or to do better than another
Vocation Noun An occupation, profession, or trade
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