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AU Vocab 2

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Pogrom Noun An organized massacure of a particular group usally jewish Survivor of pogroms moved away from the land during the war
Sentimentalist Adj. and Noun Someone who is strongly guided by emotions ; very emotional She is a sentimentalist when it comes to remebering all the people killed during the holocoust
Consensus Noun Majority of an opinion The consues of a group is a majority
Abated Adjective and Verb Reduced or lessend The amount of people in germany quickly abated
Supersitition Noun Belief based on knowlage She had a strong supersitition about the new president
Subjugation Noun Bringing somthing under control The colonies subjuctaed Britten
Condemn Verb To express disapproval to punishment
Futile Adj Having no effect or acheiving nothing It is so futile to have a question
Succor Noun Verb Help given to someone, especially someone who is suffering After the disaster people rushed to help succor victims
Jeered Verb To laugh or shout insults at someone A bully jeered at the nerd
Refuge Noun A place that gives protections or shelter for people in danger They took the refuge in during the fire
Ransacked Verb To search violently through things The robber ransacked the house
Predominate Verb To be the largest in number or most importantt The seniors have the predominte class this year
Procure Verb To get somthing especially after an effort The unhoused procured food
Bewildered Adj. Confused or uncertin She saw the bewildered look on my face
Discretion Noun To behave without causing embarssment or attracting to much attention She always trusted your discretion
Mimeograghing Verb and Noun To make copies of documents The teacher mimeographed of the test
Pseudonym Noun Fake name A jewish person psudonymed his name during the war
Isolationist Adj and Noun A person who staues awau from people Switzerland is a isolanionsitst place
Atrocities Noun Extremly violent act The holocoust was an atrocities of events
Indictment Noun To critize written statement describing a bad sitiuation The grils was indicting her personality
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