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English Definitions
Definitions and words (11th Grade)
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Scutum | Shield |
| Custodial | Protection |
| Spathi | Sword |
| Kobo | Cut |
| Magnate | a person of rank, power, influence, or distinction |
| Magnesia | Black mineral |
| Decent | Proper/ Fitting |
| Licentious | Morally Unrestrained |
| Angular | stiff in character or manner |
| Bard | Poet |
| Adequate | sufficient |
| Advertise | to make publicly and generally known |
| Verdant | unripe in experience or judgment |
| Diversity | Unique |
| Warranty | something that authorizes, sanctions, supports, or justifies |
| Warden | one having care or charge of something |
| Warped | an anomaly, discontinuity, or suspension held to occur in the progress of time |
| Warbling | to sing in a trilling manner or with many turns and variations |
| Vulture | a rapacious or predatory person |
| Vulpine | of, relating to, or resembling a fox |
| Vulnerary | used for or useful in healing wounds |
| Vulcan | the Roman god of fire and metalworking |
| Affluent | having a generously sufficient and typically increasing supply of material possessions |
| Afflicted | to distress so severely as to cause persistent suffering or anguish |
| Filial | of, relating to, or befitting a son or daughter |
| Theist | one who believes in the existence of a god or gods |
| Aesthete | one having or affecting sensitivity to the beautiful especially in art |
| Heretic | one who dissents from an accepted belief or doctrine |
| Essayist | a writer of essays |
| Mandible | a lower jaw |
| Manual | worked or done by hand and not by machine |
| Mandatory | containing or constituting a command |
| Manacle | something used as a restraint |
| Respite | a period of temporary delay |
| Refuge | shelter or protection from danger or distress |
| Litigate | to contest at law |
| Bilious | sickeningly unpleasant |
| Retaliate | to return like for like |
| Intoxicating | to excite or stupefy |
| Ascend | to move upward |
| Adapt | to make fit |
| Capture | an act or instance of capturing |
| Deviate | to stray especially from a standard, principle, or topic |
| Aptly | unusually fitted or qualified |
| Devious | not straightforward |