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ANCILLARY VOCAB ORIY

vocab

TermDefinition
Abhor disgust/hatred
aspire (v.)aspiration (n.) To look towards a goal
bigot (n.) A person who is intolerant toward those holding different opinions
boisterous (adj.) loud; rowdy
boycott (n. & v.) withdraw from commercial or social relations with (a country, organization, or person) as a punishment or protest.
commemorate (v. To show respect for someone/something.
counterfeit (adj.) made in exact imitation of something valuable or important with the intention to deceive or defraud.
credulous (adj.) unsuspecting, gullible, naive
decorum (n.) appropriate behavior, good manners, politeness
despondent (adj.) In low spirits from loss or hop of courage
flourishing (adj.) Developing rapidly and successfully
guerrilla (n.) The member of a small independent group taking a part in fighting against larger regular forces.
Inference (n.) The process of inferring something
jovial (adj.) cheerful and friendly.
plethora (n.) A large amount of something
pulverize (v.) reduce to fine particles.
quandary (n.) dilemma, a delicate situation, a predicament
recede (v.) to go or move away
vacillate (v.) to sway unsteadily
voracious (adj.) craving or consuming large quantities of food
unanimous of one mind
wane (v.) to decrease in strength
Xenophobia (n.) fear or hatred of foreigners, people from different cultures, or strangers
Zephyr (n.) A breeze, a draft, wind
Created by: oriya.edri
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