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Level A Unit 15 definitions

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vocabulary word
meaning
beacon 1   a light or other signal that warns and guides  
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beacon 2   a lighthouse  
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beacon 3   anything that guides or inspires  
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berserk   violently and destructively engaged  
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celestial 1   having to do with the sky or heavens  
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celestial 2   heavenly  
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celestial 3   yielding great bliss or happiness  
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chasten 1   to punish  
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chasten 2   to restrain, moderate  
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confiscate 1   to take by authority  
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confiscate 2   to take and keep  
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data 1   information  
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data 2   facts, figures, statistics  
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detract 1   to take away from  
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detract 2   reduce in value or reputation  
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encounter 1   a meeting  
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encounter 2   a meeting of enemies, battle  
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encounter 3   to meet or come upon  
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epic 1   a long narative poem about the deeds of heroes  
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epic 2   an event or movement of great sweep  
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epic 3   on a grand scale, vast, titanic  
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pantomime 1   a play or story performed without words by actors using only gestures  
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pantomime 2   to express without words by using only gestures  
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pessimist 1   one who believes or expects the worst  
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pessimist 2   prophet of doom  
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precaution 1   care taken beforehand  
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precaution 2   a step or action taken to prevent something from happening  
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prosecute 1   to bring before a court of law for trial  
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prosecute 2   to carry out  
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puncture 1   a small hole made by a sharp object  
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puncture 2   to make a small hole with a sharp object, pierce  
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retaliate 1   to get revenge  
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retaliate 2   to strike back for an injury  
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sham 1   fake, not geniune  
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sham 2   something false pretending to be geniune  
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sham 3   a pretender  
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sham 4   a decorated pillow covering  
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sham 5   to pretend  
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uncouth 1   unrefined, crude  
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uncouth 2   awkward or clumsy  
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underscore 1   to draw a line under  
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underscore 2   to put special emphasis on  
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underscore 3   a line drawn under something  
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wholesome 1   healthy  
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wholesome 2   morally and socially sound and good  
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wholesome 3   helping to bring about or preserve good health  
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wistful   full of melancholy yearning or longing, sad, pensive  
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