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Lang final

Lang lit final vocab

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Capital total amount of wealth
casual happening by chance, accidental, informal
Catastrophe a sudden wide spread disaster
category a class, a division or group
censorship the act of or a system of making objectives and moving parts
charitable generous in gift giving or helping others
childlike like or suitable to be a child
circulate to flow or move in a path that returns to the start, to move about freely to spread widely
circumnavigate to sail or travel completely around something
clarify to make clear
barbarism uncivilized, brutal behavior, a nonstandard word or expression
basis the support or foundation on which something rests, the main ingredient or principal
baste to sew together with loose to moisten meat
bewilder to baffle, to puzzle, to confuse
blockade the closing off of an area, to obscure or hinder
boisterous rough and stormy; noisy and unruly
boycott to agree to have nothing to do with a person or business, to refuse to have bought a item
burly big and strong, husky and sturdy.
calamity a distaster
aristocrat a member of nobility or the upper class
articulate to express in words, to speak clearly and distinctly
aspiritaion a great ambition
automaton a person who is like a robot
badger to pester, to nag, a small borrow, a animal
adept skillful, an expert
dispatch a message, a quick send off
eccentric very odd in behavior or dress: irregular
dictate to give orders, to say something out loud, to read it
dilapidated falling to pieces, in ruins because of neglect
discord to make or become smaller
defy to refuse or resist openly, to challenge or dare
depose to remove from office, to testify or state under oath
derive to draw out or get, to trace the history
contemporary living at the same time or period, modern, a person living at the same time as another
decade 10 years
deceive a mislead or delude someone as by lying
hydraulic moved or operated by compressing water or another liquid
imperative absolutely necessary
harmonious made up of parts that are orderly and pleasing, shoeing agreements and attitudes.
haughty proud or vain
foreword an intro word before a book
fortnight a period of fourteen days, 2 weeks
falter to waver, to hesitate, to stumble, to hamper
fictitious imaginary, false
moral a state of mind, cheerful, willing to preform
myriad a great number, a crowd, the common people
memento a keepsake, a souvenir, anything kept or given to remind one of the past
intrigue a sly or secret plan, scheming, or plotting,
jubilation the act of rejoicing
knoll a small rounded hill
latent hidden, not active
liberate set free
inquisitive full of questions, eager to learn, very curious
inclination a tendency
indelible incapable of being erased
recuperate to return to health or strength
regime a system or form of government
remorse bitter regret
premier a prime minister
primitive belonging to or coming from earliest times
presume take for granted
provision the act of providing or supplying
picturesque suggesting a picture
pious devout, suggesting religious devotion
pleasantry a good-natured joke
posterity all of a persons decedents
parasitic living at the expense of others, living on a plant or animal and contributing nothing
pewter a dull gray alloy of tin
Created by: dddstar
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