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Unit 15

Unit 15 Vocabulary

WordMeaning
authoritative (adj) official; (s) reliable; (a) unofficial
bankrupt (adj) in a state of financial ruin; (v) tu ruin financially; (n) one who has been ruined financially; (s) flat broke; (a) financially sound
clamor (n) a public outcry; (s) uproar
coincide (v) to be in full agreement; (s) agree
cynical (adj) inclined to believe the worst; (s) skeptical; (a) hopeful
despot (n) a ruler who oppresses his/her subjects; (s) dictator
feud (n) a bitter, long-term quarrel; (s) dispute; (a) pact, agreement
haggle (v) to argue in a petty way; (s) bargain with
hardy (adj) able to bear up under difficult conditions; (s) rugged; (a) frail
harmonious (adj) able to get along together; (s) agreeable; (a) harsh
hoard (v) to store up; (s) amass; (a) waste
indisposed (adj) slightly; (s) ailing; (a) healthy
legacy (n) an inheritance; (s) bequest
legitimate (adj) lawful; (s) legal; (a) unlawful
mirth (n) merry fun; (s) merriment; (a) gloom
officiate (v) to perform the duties of an office; (s) chair
partial (adj) not complete; (s) incomplete; (a) complete
patronize (v) to give one's business to regularly as a customer; (s) do business with; (a) boycott
rite (n) a ceremony; (s) observance
sagacious (adj) shrewd; (s) smart; (a) silly
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