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11th ~ Unit 1

Junior Semester 1 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
absolutely totally and definitely; without question
elixir a liquid or other substance thought to have special, often magical powers
forestall to take preventative action
importunity repeated and annoying requests or demands
benighted in a state of darkness, usually used figuratively; lacking knowledge or education
diabolic associated with the devil
pagan relating to or describing religious beliefs other than those of the predominant world religions
sable black
scornful characterized by both anger and disgust; full of contempt
tumultuously in a loud or emotional manner
colony a country or area that is under full or partial political control of another country
Enlightenment an intellectual movement in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries where reason, logic, and philosophy were emphasized
Great Awakening a period of religious revival and renewed commitment to religious belief
Puritanism a particular religious movement that called for simple and very strict rules of worship, discipline, and morality
Revolutionary War the war between the American colonies and Great Britain that resulted in the colonies’ independence
self-government control of the government of a state or country by its citizens
convey to communicate or express
disposition the general mood or attitude of a person
render to officially announce or declare a decision or judgment
unanimously with total agreement by all parties concerned
upbraid to scold or severely criticize someone who has done wrong
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