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Vocab. Finals

I feel a little sentimental deleting the other vocab.

QuestionAnswer
abdicate to give up (v)
abhor to shrink from/to hate (v)
abscond to escape (v)
absolve (to set free from duty/blame (v)
avert to prevent (v)
avocation hobby (n)
advent arrival (n)
adversary opponent (n)
adverse unfavorable (adj)
eminent famous/distinguished/conspicous (adj)
imminent about to occur (adj)
enervate to weaken (v)
evoke to bring out (v)
invoke to appeal for support (v)
excise to cut out (v)
incise to cut into (v)
inhibit to hold in (v)
impel to drive on/ to force (v)
implicate to entangle (v)
impugn to challenge (v)
insurgent rebel (n)
contraband smuggled goods (n)
counter against (adj)
countermand to cancel (v)
intercede to mediate (v)
interlude intermission (n)
intersect to cross (v)
intervene to mediate (v)
impunity freedom from punishment/ immunity (n)
incessant constant (adj)
ingratitude ungratefulness (n)
insoluble unable to be dissolved/solved (adj)
irrevocable not able to be taken back (adj)
malefactor evildoer (n)
benevolent kind/charitable (adj)
maladjusted badly adjusted (adj)
decadent decaying (in moral decision) (adj)
depreciate to go down in value (price) (v)
discontent dissatisfied (adj)
dispassionate calm/unbiased (adj)
dissent to argue (v)
secession withdrawal (n)
sedition treason (n)
segregate to isolate (v)
circumlocution round about way of speaking (n)
circumspect cautious (adj)
coalesce to unite (v)
collaborate to work together (v)
concord an agreement (n)
obtrude to impose (v)
perennial long lasting (adj)
perplex to confuse (v)
perturb to upset/agitate (v)
preclude to prevent (v)
proficient skilled (adj)
profuse exceedingly generous (adj)
proponent supporter (n)
prospects chances (n)
protract to draw out (v)
Created by: 88do
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