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G) Eng Vocab Quiz 8

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(adj) inflexible, stubborn, entrenched Intransigent (adj)
(verb) to remove something from the surface of a liquid Skim! (verb)
(adj) bubbling over with joy and delight Ebullient (adj)
(adj) intense; sharp; focused Keen! (adj)
(verb) to cook very slowly in a liquid Braise (verb)
(verb) to catch sight of Descry (verb)
(noun) a force that moves something along Impetus (noun)
(verb) to abolish or avoid; to revoke formally Abrogate (verb)
(noun) a new participant in something Fledgling (noun)
(noun) decorative ruffle on the front of a blouse or shirt jabot (noun)
(noun) a small, often italicized graphic symbol Glyph (noun)
(adj) detestable, obscene, repulsive, and offensive to the mind Abhorrent (adj)
(verb) to waver back and forth; unable to decide Vacillate (verb)
(verb) to be amazed at Marvel! (verb)
(noun) special design or visual object representing a quality, type, or group, etc. Emblem (noun)
(noun) ridiculous or meaningless talk Malarkey (noun)
(adj) with your identity concealed Incognito! (adj)
(verb) surrender under agreed conditions Capitulate (verb)
(noun) the act of stepping down from a position Abdication (noun)
(noun) a feeling of deep regret (usually for some misdeed that has been committed) Remorse (noun)
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