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Wordly Wise 3000 Book 8 Unit 3

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Anonymous Of an unknown source or unrevealed name.
Anthology A collection of various writings, such as songs, stories, or poems.
Conjecture A conclusion based on guesswork or insufficient evidence. To form an opinion while lacking sufficient evidence.
Disposition 1. A person's usual mood; temperament. 2. A regular tendency or inclination.
Encompass 1. To enclose or encircle. 2. To include
Extricate To free from a difficult or tangled situation.
Generation 1. One step in the line of descent of a family 2. All the people born and living about the same time. 3. The average span of time between the birth of parents and their children.
Guile Cunning or deceit in dealing with others; trickery.
Imperative 1. Urgent; pressing. 2. Having the power or authority to command.
Instill To introduce gradually in order to establish securely.
Modify 1. To make less extreme or severe. 2. To make changes in. 3. In grammar, to limit or restrict in meaning.
Pivot 1. A small bar or rod on which something else turns. 2. A person or thing on which others depend. To turn on or as if on a pivot. Vitally important; significant.
Prevalent Commonly occurring; widely accepted or practiced.
Recur 1. To come up again or to happen again. 2. To come to mind again. The act of recurring.
Spontaneous 1. Voluntary and unplanned. 2. Occurring or produced without human labor. The quality or condition of occuring in an unplanned way.
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