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Eng.II.Week 12

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to spoil by inferior performance; (n) a second-rate piece of work botch
customers or patrons collectively clientele
the act of closing or condition of being closed; a conclusion or finish closure
to express sympathy; to grieve in sympathy; to commiserate condole
to call, bring, or gather together; to assemble for a common purpose; to meet convene
a close friend or companion; a buddy crony
fair; just; showing no favoritism; without prejudice impartial
unprejudiced; regarded as not mattering one way or another, neutral; unimpressive; average or moderate indifferent
the force exerted by a moving body, found by multiplying its mass times its speed; speed or force, usually increasing in strength momentum
to specify as a condition of an agreement; to guarantee in an agreement; to promise stipulate
a person chosen to decide a dispute; a judge arbiter
(v.) to break through; to violate; to leap clear of; (n.) a violation of a law, obligation, or standard; a gap or broken place breach
(n.) insincere or almost meaningless speech; jargon; hypocritical speech; (v.) to speak insincerely or tritely cant
causing a loss of calmness, disturbing, embarrassing; frustrating disconcerting
a state of balance; mental or emotional poise or control equilibrium
unaware, unmindful; forgetful oblivious
to set right; to adjust rectify
a scheme or trick for achieving some purpose, such as to deceive a military enemy; a deception stratagem
(n.) a company controlled by another company; (adj.) subordinate; secondary subsidiary
largely; considerably; significantly substantially
Created by: gheffner
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