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VOCABULARY WEEK 7&8

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to make (something, typically an undesirable situation or an unfounded belief) continue indefinitely. Perpetuate – (v)
a type of language that consists of words and phrases that are regarded as very informal; are more common in speech than in writing, and are typically restricted to a particular context or group of people. Slang - (n.)
the way in which people in a particular area, country, or social group pronounce words. Accent - (n.)
the act of falling in love with someone who is unsuitable or the wrong person. Anaxiphilia – (n.)
pleasure derived from another person's misfortune. Schadenfreude - (n.)
cheerful and friendly. Jovial – (adj.)
to light a fire; or to inspire or stir up an emotion. Kindle – (verb)
very clear and easy to understand. Lucid – (adj.)
new and original; not like anything seen before. Novel – (adj.)
not well-known; difficult to see or understand. Obscure – (adj.)
engaged in deep or serious thought. Pensive – (adj.)
to put an end to something, typically by force; to quiet a strong emotion. Quell – (verb)
shining brightly; showing great joy, love, or health. Radiant – (adj.)
a state of being in short supply; a shortage. Scarcity – (noun)
absolutely necessary or important; essential. Vital – (adj.)
fluent and persuasive in speaking or writing. Eloquent – (adj.)
truthful and straightforward; honest. Candid – (adj.)
simple, plain, and without luxury. Austere – (adj.)
to clear someone of blame or suspicion. Vindicate – (v.)
kind and generous. Benevolent – (adj.)
showing a willingness to take bold risks. Audacious – (adj.)
a feeling of deep sadness. Melancholy – (n.)
perfect; without mistakes. Impeccable – (adj.)
difficult and requiring great effort. Arduous – (adj.)
a feeling of intense happiness and excitement. Euphoria – (n.)
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