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Lists 16,17,18

Lessons 16,17,and18 Mr chungs english class

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adjure To command solemnly,as under oath.
affidavit A written declaration made under oath before a notary public or some other official.
confidant A person to whom secrets or private matters are confided.
conjure To produce as if by magic.
fealty The loyalty and duty of a vassal, or tenant, to his feudal lord.
fiance A man engaged to be married.
fidelity Faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observances; loyalty.
infidel A person who does not accept a particular faith.
jurisdiction Authority, power, or control.
perjure To render(oneself) guilty of a crime by giving deliberately false, misleading, or incomplete testimony under oath.
affect To have an influence on; bring about a change in.
avenge To take revenge on or get satisfaction for.
disinterested Free of bias or self-interest; impartial.
effect Something brought about by a cause or agent; result.
imply To day or express indirectly; hint; suggest.
infer To conclude from evidence; deduce.
precede To come before in time; exist or occur prior to.
proceed To go forward or onward, especially after interruption; continue.
revenge Vengeance; retaliation.
uninterested not paying attention; indifferent; unconcerned.
culminate To reach the highest point or degree; climax.
eclipse To obscure or overshadow the importance, fame, or reputation of; surpass; outshine.
epitome Someone or something that is the typical or perfect example of an entire class or type; embodiment.
impeccable Without flaw; perfect.
inimitable Impossible to imitate or copy; matchless; unique.
optimum Most favorable or advantages; best.
peerless Without equal; unmatched.
quintessence The most complete instance; the finest or most representative example.
sublime Not to be excelled; supreme.
zenith The highest point; peak.
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