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English Vocab

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Remonstrate (verb) to present and urge in opposition to say or plead in protest
Specify (verb) to name or state explicitly or in detail
Quail (verb/noun) noun- any of numerous small birds verb- to recoil in fear
Aftermath (noun) The period immediately following a usually ruinous event
Antipodes (noun) the parts of the earth directly opposite
Decipher (verb) to make out or interpret the meaning of
Degrade (verb) to put down, to humiliate, to bring down to a lower grade
Posthumous (adj.) coming after, following, or occurring after death
Paraphernalia (noun) 1. personal belongings, furnishings 2. articles of equipment
Inexplicable (adv.) incapable of being explained, interpreted, or accounted for
Hazy (adj.) unclear, foggy
Galaxy (noun) a large group of stars
Elite (noun/adj.) superior, on the highest level, the best of a class
Plaudit (noun) 1. enthusiastic approval 2. an act or round of applause
Zone (noun) a region or area set off as distinct from surrounding or adjoining parts
Unassuming (adj.) modest, does not make assumptions
Rote (noun) the use of memory usually with little intelligence
Chastise (verb) to punish, especially by beating
Gird (verb) 1. to encircle or fasten, as with a belt 2. to prepare
Budget (verb/noun) verb- to schedule or plan carefully noun- a sum of money allotted for its use
Interrogate (verb) to question thoroughly
Triad (noun) a group of three
Rank (verb/adj.) verb- to arrange in order adj- coarse (as in weeds)
Chronicle (noun) a record of historical events (by chronological order)
Pugnacious (adj.) quarrelsome and aggressive, ready to fight
Engrave (verb) 1. to make a deep impression on 2. to cut or etch (a design or letters) in stone, metal or wood
Deem (verb) to consider, to believe
Aegis (noun) sponsorship, protection
Inter (verb) to bury, to put into a grave
Lucre (noun) (dirty) money, riches
Farrier (noun) one who shoes horses, a black-smith
Sinister (adj.) suggestive of harm or evil
Primitive (adj.) crude, lacking refinement
Wend (verb) to make one's way leisurely, to travel
Rarity (noun) something prized because of its scarcity
Ewer (noun) a large-wide mouthed water jug
Odorous (adj.) giving off a (usually pleasant) odor
Fabulous (adj.) incredible, beyond reality
Historic (adj.) important in history
Dialogue (noun) 1. an exchange of views between a persons or 2 groups 2. a conversation
Edifying (verb) instructing, morally uplifting
Caries (noun) bone or tooth decay
Demean (verb) to degrade, to lower in esteem
Exhilarating (verb) exciting and invigorating
Gig (noun) 1. a small ship's boat 2. a 2-wheeled horse- drawn carriage
Hypothetical (adj.) supposed for the sake of the argument
Genius (noun) someone with great mental ability
Aqueduct (noun) a structure for conveying water
Elicit (verb) to bring forth, to draw out
Caravan (noun) 1. a group of travelers 2. a large covered wagon
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