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February Vocab 2

TermDefinition
instill To slowly put an idea or feeling into someone’s mind over time.
irascible Easily angered; prone to irritation or temper.
minimize To reduce something to the smallest possible amount or degree.
gullible Easily fooled or tricked; too trusting.
banter Playful and friendly teasing or joking.
flair A natural talent or special ability for something.
ardent Very enthusiastic or passionate about something.
transition The process of changing from one state, condition, or stage to another.
balmy Mild and pleasant (usually describing weather); can also mean slightly crazy in informal use.
anarchy A state of disorder due to absence or lack of government or authority.
embargo An official ban or restriction on trade or other commercial activity with a country.
conventional Usual, normal, or commonly accepted; not different or unusual.
luminous Giving off light; bright or glowing.
legendary Very famous or well-known; talked about for a long time.
crucial Extremely important; essential.
advocate A person who publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy.
Reveal To show or make known
inventory A complete list of items, such as goods in stock.
connoisseur Someone who knows a lot about a particular subject, especially food, art, or music, and can judge quality well.
rubble Broken pieces of stone, brick, or other materials after something is destroyed.
Created by: MrLewisTECC
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