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Week 5 Day 5 Vocab

Week 5 Day 5 Vocabulary Words

TermDefinition
Amorous Expressing love or the state of being in love
Belittle To present or speak of as unimportant or of little value
Censure 1. To blame or find fault with 2. A severe criticism or harsh judgment
Deem To consider; to believe
Divulge To make known something secret; to reveal
Exorbitant Exceeding normal bounds; greater or more than seems reasonable
Expostulate To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval
Fateful having great or significant consequences
Ingrate An ungrateful person
Injunction An order or command
Moribund Close to death; in a dying state
Motif 1. A theme or idea in a work of art of literature that is developed or repeated. 2. A figure or design repeated in the decoration of something, such as building or textile
Subsidize to support by giving financial aid
Sumptuous extravagantly splendid or costly; luxurious
Voluble characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative
Adroit Clever at dealing with difficult situations; adept; skillful
Affront To insult or to offend deliberately
Avocation To insult or to offend deliberately
Crusade A prolonged, impassioned struggle for what is believed to be a just cause
Definitive Supplying a final answer; conclusive
Demeanor Behavior; bearing
Erudite Having or demonstrating extensive knowledge; learned
Induct 1. To install in office, sometimes with a formal ceremony 2. To admit to a society or to military service
Lapse 1. To fall or slip from a certain level of conduct or accomplishment 2. To come to an end; to expire
Militant Ready to fight, especially for a cause
Pariah A social outcast
Prodigy 1. A person who shows remarkable talent at an early age 2. An amazing or extraordinary thing or event
Protege One whose training or career is helped along by another
Raucous 1. Rough and unpleasant to the ear 2. Boisterous and disorderly
Tacit Expressed without words; implied
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