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Vocab Def

Unit 7

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severe or stern in manner austere, adj
w/o adornment or luxury austere, adj
simple, plain austere, adj
harsh or sour in flavor austere, adj
performing acts of kindness or charity beneficent, adj
conferring benefits beneficent, adj
doing good beneficent, adj
pale, gaunt, resembling a corpse cadaverous, adj
to prepare by combining ingredients concoct, v
make up (as a dish) concoct, v
to devise, invent, fabricate concoct, v
coarse, unfeeling, stupid crass, adj
to lower in character, quality, or value debase, v
to degrade, adulterate debase, v
to cause to deteriorate debase, v
to commit sacrilege upon, treat irreverently desecrate, v
to contaminate, pollute desecrate, v
to confuse disconcert, v
to desturb the composure of disconcert, v
grand in an impressive or stately way grandiose, adj
marked by pompous affectation or grandeur grandiose, adj
absurdly exaggerated grandiose, adj
trifling, unimportant inconsequential, adj
a breaking of a law or obligation infraction, n
to make milder or softer mitigate, v
to moderate in force or intensity mitigate, v
to rob of goods by open force (as in war) pillage, v
plunder pillage, v
to talk a great deal in a foolish or aimless fashion prate, v
very careful adn exact punctilious, adj
attentive to fine points of etiquette or propriety punctilious
inspiring fear or awe redoubtable, adj
illustrious, eminent redoubtable, adj
to find fault with, scold, rebuke reprove, v
to act of restoring someon or something to the rightful owner or to a former state or position restitution, n
making good on a loss or damage restitution, n
strong and sturdy stalwart, adj
brave stalwart, adj
resolute stalwart, adj
open to attack vulnerable, adj
capable of being wounded or damaged vulnerable, adj
unprotected vulnerable, adj
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