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English Vocab for your Final

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pacify   to soothe anger or agitation (verb)  
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pacifist   a person opposed to war or violence, especially someone who refuses to fight on moral/religious grounds (noun)  
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pact   an agreement between two or more people; treaty between nations to deal with problem (noun)  
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antebellum   existing before a war, especially before the civil war (US) (adj)  
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bellicose   warlike, aggressive, quarrelsome (adj)  
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belligerence   aggressiveness, combativeness (noun)  
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rebellion   open defiance, opposition, sometimes armed, to a person, thing, or authority  
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criminology   the study of crime, criminals, law enforcement, and punishment (noun)  
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decriminalize   to remove or reduce the criminal status of (verb)  
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incriminate   to show evidence of involvement in a crime or fault (verb)  
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recrimination   an accusation in answer to an accusation against oneself (noun)  
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approbation   a formal act of approving; praise usually given with pleasure/enthusiasm (noun)  
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probate   process of proving in court that the will of someone who has died is valid, and of administering the estate of a dead person (noun)  
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probity   absolute honesty and uprightness (noun)  
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reprobate   a person of thoroughly bad character (noun)  
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amicable   friendly, peaceful (adj)  
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enamored   charmed or fascinated; inflamed with love (adj)  
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amorous   having or showing feelings of attraction and love (adj)  
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paramour   a lover, often secret, not allowed by law or custom (noun)  
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grave   require serious thought or concern serious and formal in appearance or manner (verb)  
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gravitate   to move or be drawn toward something especially by natural tendency or by invisible force (verb)  
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aggravate   to make more serious and severe; to annoy or bother (verb)  
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alleviate   to lighten, lessen, or relieve, especially physical/mental suffering (verb)  
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elevation   the height of a place; act of result of lifting something (noun)  
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cantilever   a long piece of wood metal, etc that sticks out from a wall to support something above it (noun)  
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levity   lack of appropriate seriousness (noun)  
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gravitas   great or very dignified seriousness (noun)  
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kleptomania   mental illness in which a person has a strong desire to steal things (noun)  
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dipsomaniac   a person with an extreme and uncontrolled desire for alcohol (noun)  
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megalomaniac   a mental disorder marked by feelings of great personal power and importance (noun)  
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egomaniac   someone who is extremely self-centered and ignores the problems and concerns of others  
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psyche   soul, personality, mind (noun)  
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psychedelic   relates to a drug that produces abnormal and often extreme mental effects (hallucinations, visions, etc)(adj)  
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psychosomatic   caused by mental or emotional problems rather than physical illness (adj)  
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psychotherapist   one who treats mental or emotional disorder or related body ills by psychological problems (noun)  
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crim (root)   fault, crime, accusation  
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grav (root)   heavy, weighty, serious  
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lev   light, raise,lighten  
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bene   well  
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am   love  
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bell   war  
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pac   agree, peace  
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prob   prove, proof, honesty, integrity  
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psych   breath, life, soul  
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mania   madness, illness, excessive enthusiasm  
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