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Vocabulary Pd.3 Eng

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Term
Definition
rivule   (noun) - a tiny stream of water  
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commotion   (noun) - a loud raucous, or cacophony, chaos  
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pilgrimage   (noun) - a spiritual journey, a lengthy journey  
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decorum   (noun) {DAY CORE UM} - an orderly, manner-filled presence  
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humility   (noun) a modesty or limited/low view of one's own importance  
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condescend   (verb) - rude, contemptuous, talking down to someone  
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banish   (verb) — to exile, to dismiss, to send out  
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pummel   lverb) - to punch over and over, hitting continuously  
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cower   (verb) - to bow or bend in fear, under intimidation  
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intricate   (adj.) - detailed, specific, finely described (patterned) (spider web)intricate (adj.  
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ominous   (adj.)— threatening, foreboding  
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defiant   (adj.) — indignant, rebellious  
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conspicuous   (adj.) - overt, obvious, sticks out  
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arrogant   (adj.) — stuck up, haughty, conceited, uppity  
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unorthodox   (adj.) - not following rules, out of the ordinary culture or rule set, or practice  
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tenacious   (adj.) determined, go-getting, relentless, never gives up  
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barrage   noun) a concentrated artillery bombardment over a wide area, to (verb)bombard (someone) with something  
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fledgling   (noun)a young bird learning to fly, a person or organization that is immature, inexperienced, or underdeveloped intuition(noun) a sixth sense or gut feeling  
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facade   the face of a building, especially the principal front that looks onto a street or open space, front, facean outward appearance that is maintained to conceal a less pleasant or creditable reality.  
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penchant   (noun) a desire, a strong interest revelation(noun) a revealing, a newly discovered notion or ide  
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proponent(   noun) someone who is "for" or fighting FOR a cause (opposite of against--con)  
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penchant   (noun) a desire, a strong interest  
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revelation   (noun) a revealing, a newly discovered notion or idea  
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proponent   (noun) someone who is "for" or fighting FOR a cause (opposite of against--con)  
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convulse   (verb)- to shake uncontrollably  
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console   (verb) to soothe or make feel better  
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defiant   (adj) angry, stubborn, aggressively resisting  
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punctilious   (adj) showing great attention to detail or correct behavior  
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vigilant   (adj) watchful, aware  
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incessant(   adj)-nonstop, continuing without pause or interruption  
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timorous   (adj) timid, shy, nervous  
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redundant   (adj)--no longer needed, superfluous(extra), omitted without loss  
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prophetic   (adj)--far seeing, predictive, describing someone who speaks of the future confidently  
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obstinate   (adj) stubborn  
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pensive   (adj) reflecting deep or profound thought  
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indigenous   (adj) native to an area  
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raucous   adj) unruly, loud, chaotic  
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methodical   (adj) logical, analytic, efficient, following structure or form  
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auspicious   (adj)promising, favorable, giving a sign of future success  
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compel   --Verb-----force or oblige (someone) to do something , urge, pressure  
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despise   --verb feel contempt or a deep repugnance for  
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justify   --verb show or prove to be right or reasonable , explain, support, give reasons for  
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jeer   --verb make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice , mock, ridicule, insult  
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retaliate   --verb make an attack or assault in return for a similar attack , reciprocate, get back at  
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infraction   --noun a violation or infringement of a law, agreement, or set of rules  
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scion   --noun : a detached living portion of a plant (such as a bud or shoot) joined to a stock in grafting and usually supplying solely aerial parts to a graft, a descendent  
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prominent   --adj well known, in the public eye  
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relentless   --adj tenacious, go getting, incredibly determined  
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dilapidated   --adj decayed, deteriorated, or fallen into partial ruin especially through neglect or misuse  
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vehement   --adj intensely emotional, deeply felt, marked by forceful energy  
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Sequence   First, next, then, finally  
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Dialect   Accent while talking-- slang talk  
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Allusion   Reference to a piece of literature  
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Tone   Authors voice  
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Mood   Readers feeling  
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Problem & Sulotion   When there is a problem, you need to solve it Locked out/break in window  
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Connotation   The way a word sounds-- Fierce Whispering, Golden, Dark  
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Compare & Contrast   Similarities, Differences  
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Expository   Non-fiction writing--article, facts  
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