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English vocab words3

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Adherent A follower of a leader, party, or profession (noun)
Acquiesce To accept, comply, or submit tacitly or passively (verb)
Aspersion A false or misleading charge meant to harm someone's reputation (noun)
Assimilate To incorporate and absorb into the mind; to make similar, cause to resemble; to absorb into the prevailing culture (verb)
Autocratic Relating to a government in which one person possesses unlimited power and control (adjective)
Blasphemy Irreverence toward something considered sacred or inviolable (noun)
Castigate To subject to severe punishment or criticism (verb)
Covert Not openly shown or revealed; veiled; hidden (adjective)
Dissent To differ in opinion (verb)
Enjoin To direct or impose by authoritative order; forbid; prohibit (verb)
Foment To promote the growth or development of; rouse, incite (verb)
Immutable Not capable of or susceptible to change (adjective)
Impose To establish or apply by authority (verb)
Incontrovertible Not open to question (adjective)
Obfuscate To make obscure; confuse (verb)
Obsequious Servile; submissive; compliant; subservient (adjective)
Pervasive Tending to be diffused throughout every part; spread everywhere (adjective)
Rebut To contradict or oppose with countervailing proof; refute (verb)
Scapegoat One that bears the blame for others (noun)
Scrutinize To examine closely and minutely; inspect (verb)
Subjugate To bring under control and governance; conquer (verb)
Subversive Intending to overthrow (adjective)
Ubiquitous Existing or being everywhere at the same time; constantly encountered; widespread (adjective)
Utopian Having impossibly ideal conditions especially of social organization (adjective)
Vacuous Marked by lack of ideas or intelligence; silly; empty; meaningless (adjective)
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