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Vocab section 7

QuestionAnswer
Abhor To regard with horror or loathing, to hate deeply. Detest, abominate
Amend To change in a formal way, to change for the better. Modify, improve
Buffet To slap or cuff repeatedly. A slap or blow. Batter, sock, pummel
Chaos Great confusion, disorder. Anarchy, turmoil. Antonym: tranquility
Commodious Roomy, spacious. Ample, capacious. Antonyms: cramped, insufficient
Corrosive Eating away gradually, acidlike, bitterly sarcastic. Caustic, mordant, acidulous. Antonyms: bland, benign, amiable
Discern To see clearly, recognize. percieve, distinguish. Antonym: overlook
Implicate to involve in, to connect with. incriminate, entangle. Antonym: absolve, exculpate
Inter to bury, commit to the earth, consign to oblivion. Antonym:Exhume,unearth
Martinet A strict disciplinarian, stickler for the rules. Taskmaster, slave driver
Obviate to anticipate and prevent, to dispose of. Forestall, ward off
Renegade one who leaves a group/traitorous. turncoat, heretic. Antonym:loyalist
Reprehensible deserving blame or punishment. Culpable, odious. Antonym: meritorious
Somber dark, gloomy. Dismal. Antonym: Cheerful, jaunty
Squalid Filthy, wretched, debased. Dingy, sordid, abject. Antonym: exalted, lofty
Turbulent riotous, violent, stormy. Tumultous, unruly. Antonym: placid, still
Vociferous loud and noisy, compelling attention. Clamorous, uproarious. Antonym: muted, subdued
Voluminous of great size, numerous. Copious, plentiful. Antonym: meager, scant, succinct.
Waive to do without, give up voluntarily. Relinquish, forgo. Antonym: claim, accept
extant still existing, not destroyed or lost. surviving. Antonym: defunct
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