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Sadlier Oxford Vocab level G 4-6

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atrophy   waste away  
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bastion   stronghold  
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concord   harmony agreement  
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consummate   complete, perfected, masterful  
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disarray   disorder,dishevel  
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exigency   urgency, emergency  
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flotsam   floating wreckage  
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frenetic   frantic  
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glean   gather bit by bit  
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grouse   grumble, complain  
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incarcerate   imprison  
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incumbent   required, (Noun)the one currently in office  
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jocular   joking, droll, witty  
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ludicrous   ridiculous  
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mordant   biting or harsh  
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nettle   annoy, a stinging plant  
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pecuniary   financial  
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pusillanimous   cowardly  
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recumbent   reclining position  
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stratagem   ploy, ruse  
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acuity   sharpness (of mind)  
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delineate   portray, sketch, depict  
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depraved   perverted  
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enervate   weaken  
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esoteric   cryptic, arcane  
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fecund   fertile  
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fiat   edict  
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figment   invention, fancy  
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garner   accumulate  
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HALLOW   BLESS, consecrate  
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idiosyncrasy   quirk, eccentricity  
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mundane   earthly, humdrum, routine  
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nuance   subtle or slight variation, shade  
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overweening   conceited arrogant  
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penchant   strong inclination  
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reputed   alleged, supposed, by reputation  
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sophistry   fallacy, unsound reasoning  
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sumptuous   costly, rich  
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ubiquitous   omnipresent , universal  
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abject   wretched,degraded ABJECT POVERTY  
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agnostic   doubter  
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complicity   being an accomplice, connivance HE WAS COMPLICIT IN THE CRIME.  
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derelict   vagrant, abandoned THE TIDE WASHED IN A DERELICT SCHOONER.  
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diatribe   bitter verbal attack, tirade  
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effigy   likeness of a despised person BURNED IN EFFIGY  
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equity   justice, equalness, the value of property after deducting the mortgage owed. YOUR HOME EQUITY  
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inane   silly  
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indictment   formal accusation  
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indubitable   not to be doubted (undoubtable)  
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intermittent   stopping and starting, fitful INTERMITTENT SHOWERS  
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moot   debatable, questionable A MOOT POINT  
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motif   principal idea, theme  
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neophyte   novice NEWBIE  
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perspicacity   keenness in observing and understanding, acuity  
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plenary   complete, unrestricted PLENARY INDULGENCE  
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surveillance   scrutiny, watch  
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sylvan   forested, pertaining to the woods PENNSYLVANIA  
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testy   peevish, easily irritated  
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travesty   farce, grossly inferior imitation TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE  
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