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chapter i-4
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| somethung spen to obtain a goal or acclomplish a purpose: cost | exspenses |
| uniformy or lack of variety. sameness of tone or pitch | monotony |
| tastefully fine or luxerious in dress: style, design, etc. | elagant |
| to emerge vioently from retraint or limits: explode | erupt |
| not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polictical society | indecent |
| to supose, curb, or withhold | stifle |
| to pierce or pass into or through | penetrated |
| to pass from a higher level to a lower level | descended |
| one that traveks reugarly from one place to another | commuters |
| spending much more than is neccassry or wise: wasteful | extravagant |
| imitate or copy in action: speech, etc. | mimicked |
| not prominent or readily noticeable | inconspicuous |
| to pronounce judgment against: sentence | condemmed |
| to pass through small opens or pores: ooooze | seeped |
| a stone coffine | sacrophagus |
| involving or feel of risk or hazadrdnous: dangerous | perilous |
| to come into veiw | emerge |
| something bought: somethig aquired | aquistition |
| of only ordinary or mordernate: neither good or bad | mediocre |
| benitficial or useful | profitavble |