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English Finial

TermDefinition
Abounding Occurring in great amounts or quantities.
Assimilate Become like the majority in a region or country by adapting its customs, viewpoint, character, or attitude
Assuaged To lessen the intensity of
Blundered To make a mistake through stupidity, ignorance, or carelessness.
Breadth Extent to which something is broad, or wide.
Conventionalized Turned into something predictable and expected
Derived Being, possessing, or marked by a character (such as the large brain in humans) not present in the ancestral form
Dismayed Experiencing or showing feelings of alarmed concern or dismay.
Despotic In an oppressive manner typical of a tyrant or dictator.
Efficacious Having the power to produce a desired effect
Entitlement Expectation; right
Explicit Fully revealed or expressed without vagueness, implication, or ambiguity : leaving no question as to meaning or intent
Faltered To speak brokenly or weakly
Fancies A liking formed by caprice rather than reason
Hybrid Combined from different sources
Imperialism Policy of one nation’s taking control over another in order to exploit its people and resources for its own benefits
Indigenous Native to a particular country or region
Innumerable Not able to be counted; too many to count
Inscription Something that is inscribed
Myriad Uncountable large number; variety
Pretext Plausible but false reason
Resolute Determined; ferm
Supplant Replace one thing with another
Upbringing Care and training given to a child while growing up
Volleyed To propel (an object) while in the air and before touching the ground
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