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Eng.II.Week 13

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to cheapen, to decrease the worth of something or someone debase
high-spirited; lively; giving off many small bubbles of gas; foaming; bubbly effervescent
to explain in detail; to clarify the meaning of explicate
without stain; free from error; innocent, without sin; pure immaculate
something forced on a person, such as a tax, an undue burden, or oneself imposition
to think about at length; to ponder mull
(v.) to find a minor fault with; to avoid the point being argued; (n.) a petty objection quibble
deep and rich in tone or sound; resounding or reechoing resonant
occurring at irregular intervals; occasional; not widespread sporadic
the combining of parts or elements to form a whole; the production of a complex compound by union of chemical elements synthesis
to give up or renounce power abdicate
an event or a series of events that is part of a larger continuing experience; an incident in a written work; an installment, as of a series of television programs episode
not done on purpose; unintentional inadvertent
free from or incapable of error; absolutely reliable and dependable infallible
a route, plan, or record of a trip itinerary
lacking in sophistication; simple; inexperienced; revealing a lack of subtle understanding of the nature of things naïve
to cause continual irritation, anger or resentment rankle
bitter, sarcastic; scornful sardonic
something that excites or activates; a substance or an agent that quickens body activity temporarily stimulant
letting some light through without being completely transparent translucent
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