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Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level H Unit 8

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aberration   n. a departure from normal  
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ad hoc   adj. improvised, for a specific purpose adv. with respect to this  
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bane   n. the source or cause of ruin  
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bathos   n. the lowest phase, an anticlimax  
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cantankerous   adj. ill-tempered  
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casuistry   n. the determination of right and wrong in conduct or conscience  
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de facto   adj. in effect, but not required adv. in reality  
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depredation   n. the act of preying upon or plundering  
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empathy   n. a sympathetic understanding with the ideas of someone else  
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harbinger   n. a forerunner v. to herald the approach of  
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hedonism   n. pleasure is the point of life (Epicurian philosophy)  
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lackluster   adj. lacking brilliance  
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malcontent   adj. discontented with defiance of prevailing conditions n. such a person  
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mellifluous   adj. flowing sweetly or smoothly  
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nepotism   n. undue favoritism to one's relatives  
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pander   v. to cater to the low tastes of others n. a person who does this  
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peccadillo   n. a minor sin or offense  
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pièce de résistance   n. the principal dish of a meal  
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remand   v. to send or order back  
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syndrome   n. a group of symptoms  
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