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english vocab-15

review of 11-14

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adhere (verb) stuck fast,followed closely, obeyed
benefit (noun) something that promotes or enhances well-being; a performance to help raise funds for a person or cause
conserve (verb) to save something; to perserve
consume (verb) to eat or drink something
irritation (noun) an annoyance; something bothersome
methodical (adj.) careful,logical, and following an orderly system
obtain (verb) to get or to acquire
proposal (noun) a suggestion or plan; an idea
remnants (noun) pieces or parts of something that are left over
scan (verb) to read quickly; to look closely and carefully; to examine
typical (adj.) having traits or qualities that are normal
uncivilized (adj.) not yet civilized or educated
convictions (noun) strong beliefs; states of being found guilty
dilapidated (adj.) shabby and falling to pieces
distinctive (adj.) serving to identify or distinguish
donation (noun) the act of giving something to a fund or cause; a gift
exception (noun) something that is not included in a gerneral rule or statment; an object or criticism
identical (adj.) exactly alike
inclement (noun) stormy
medieval (adj.) realating to the Middle Ages
obligations (noun) duties or responsibilies
renovations (noun) things done to restore something to good condition
tapestries (noun) heavy pieces of cloth with patterns or pictures woven into them
vicinity (noun) the area near a particular place
anonymous (adj.) having an unknown or unacknowledged name
benefactors (noun) those who give financial or other aid and support
carnivores (noun) animals that eat meet
intact (adj.) not broken or harmed
oversee (verb) to watch over and direct
stoked (verb) put more fuel on a fire in order to keep the fire burning
Created by: mkh724
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