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MizC GLR Voc 7B

Carlizzle's Vocabulary 7B

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domicile home; a place to live; residence
domestic (1) (1)of or related to the home or household
domestic (2) (2)made in or done in one's own country; indigenous
domestic (3) (3)tame; living near the places humans live
domain territory over which control is exercised;
domineer to rule or behave in a bossy way
dominion supreme control; the exercise of control
dormant not active but capable of becoming active; sleeping or appearing to sleep
somnambulate to walk while sleeping
somnolent (1) (1)sleepy; drowsy; showing signs of not being awake
somnolent (2) (2)causing sleepiness; making one drowsy
ablution washing one's body; washing oneself especially as a religious rite
deluge (n) (n)a downpour; a great flood of water; an overwhelming amount or number
deluge (tr. v.) (tr.v.)to flood; to overwhelm
divest (1) (1)to deprive of rights; to take away something belonging to someone; to sell off or dispose of
divest (2) (2)to strip away (especially clothes)
investiture the act of establishing a person in office or rank; a formal ceremony in which a person is given the authority and symbols of office
travesty an inferior imitation or likeness; an imitation that makes crude fun of something
vestment an outer garment; garment worn during ceremonies to indicate status or authority
vested (1) (1)dressed or clothed in vestments
vested (2) (2)to place or give absolute, unquestionable control of a person, authority, or right
vested (3) (3)(used with interest) a concern for something from which a person expects to get a personal benefit
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