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Vocab List #12

WSHS - 2nd English 10 - Vocab List #12 - Long/Tedder

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Precarious unsafe; insecure; uncertain; dangerous
Pretext a false reason concealing a real one; an excuse
postulate to assume without proof; an assumption; a basic principle
prelude anything serving as an introduction: an introductory section of a piece of music
potency strength; power
protocol the code prescribing formal etiquette and precedence for official ceremonies and dealings, as with diplomats and the military
prevalent widespread; in general use
protrude to thurst forth; to project or stick out
prolific producing fruit or offspring abundantly; producing a great deal of something
prophetic relating to someone or something that foretells events; predictive
qualm an uneasiness, misgiving, or doubt; a slight feeling of sickness or nausea
quibble a petty objection; to find a minor fault with
purge to remove undesirable elements from; to rid
proximity nearness; a neighboring area
quantitative capable of being measured or expressed as a numerical amount
ravage to destroy or devastate; great damage
reactionary advocating a return to an earlier policy or condition
recipient a person who receives something
rankle to cause continual irritation, anger, bitterness, or pain
rebuke to criticize; to scold sharply; a scolding
Created by: ktedder
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