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DLS G9 Eng Vocab p23

DLS Grade 9 English Vocab Quarter 1 Page 23

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ache (n) hiding place to store something
commend (v) praise; mention favorably; compliment
cur (n) worthless dog
despotic (adj) characteristic of a despot (a monarch having absolute power); domineering; dictatorial; tyrannical; autocratic
disputatious (adj) argumentative; contentious
edifice (n) building, especially a large or impressive building
initiate (v) 1 begin; introduce; originate; inaugurate 2. put through the ceremony of becoming a member; admit; induct
multitudinous (adj) many; numerous
perceive (v) become aware of through the senses; see; note; observe; behold; understand
perception (n) idea; conception
portal (n) (usually plural) door; entrance, especially, a grand or impressive one; gate
reserved (adj) 1. restrained in speech or action; reticent; uncommunicative; tight-lipped; taciturn. 2. unsociable; aloof; withdrawn.
restrain (v) hold back; check; curb; repress; keep under control.
retract (v) draw back; withdraw; take back unsay
spine (n) chain of small bones down the middle of the back; backbone
spineless (adj) having no backbone; week; indecisive; cowardly
stroll (n) idle and leisurely walk; ramble
timorous (adj) full of fear; afraid; timid
tuition (n) payment for instruction
version (n) 1. account or description from one point of view; interpretation. 2. translation
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