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Vocab 2 and 3

Mrs. Waters PreAP College Park HS

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desolate --adj--deprived or destitute of inhabitants, deserted. verb (used with object)--todepopulate, to forsake or abandon
rhododendron --noun--an evergreen shrub or tree having rounded clusters of showy pink, purple,red or white flower.
premonition --noun--feeling of anticipation of or anxiety over a future event; a forewarning
antidote --noun--a medicine or remedy for counteracting the effects of poison, disease etc.,something that prevents or counteracts injurious or unwanted effect. Good jobs are the best antidote toteenage crime.
complacent --adj--pleased especially with oneself or one's merits, situation etc. self-satisfied. Thevoters are too complacent to change the government
staccato --adj--shortened or detached when played, characterized by abruptly disconnectedelements, disjointed, rapid-fire.
subservient --adj--acting in a subordinate capacity, excessively submissive
engender --v--to produce, cause or give rise to; to procreate. Hatred engenders violence.
garner --verb--to get; acquire, earn. He gradually garnered a national reputation as a financialexpert.
subterfuge --noun--an artifice or expedient used to evade a rule, escape a consequence or hidesomething.
infinitesimal --adj--exceedingly small, minute
stigma --n--mark of disgrace or infamy; stain of reproach
heinous --adj--hateful, abominable, totally reprehensible
callous --adj--made hard, hardened
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