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second semester exam.

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Aberrant   departing from the usual course; exceptional; abnormal  
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accord   to be in agreement; to grant; or a harmonious union of sounds.  
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affable   pleasantly easy to approach and talk to; friendly; warm; polite  
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Affluent   having an abundance of wealth, property, or other materials. flowing freely.  
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allude   to make an indirect referance  
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Ambiguity   doubtfulness or uncertaintly of the meaning; unclear; indefinite.  
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Amorphous   lacking form  
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antipathy   natural aversion; disgust; hatred  
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archaic   marked by charicteristics of an eairlier period.  
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assimilate   persistant to take in and incorporate as one's own. absorb.  
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assidous   continuous; tireless  
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atrophy   wasting away of the bodys tissue  
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belligerent   warlike; giving or waging war  
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besiege   to crowd around; surround  
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cacophony   harsh sound  
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chronic   continuing frequently  
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complacence   a feeling of quiet plesure or security. self satisfaction.  
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confluence   a flowing together of two or more streams.  
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cosmopolitian   beautician  
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credulous   gullible  
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cryptic   mysterious; ambiguous  
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decadence   decay  
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derisive   mocking  
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desecrate   to treat with sacrilage; profane  
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detriment   loss; damage; injury  
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devious   indirect  
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diaphanous   very sheer or light; transparent  
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dichotomy   to cut into two parts  
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disparity   lack of similarity or equality; inequality.  
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dissonance   harsh sound; discord.  
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divulge   to disclose or reveal  
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docile   easily managed or handled  
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dynamic   pertaining to energy  
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eccentric   not having the same center  
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elucidate   to explain  
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elusive   hard to capture  
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empathized   to experiance empathy  
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enumerate   to mention seperatly as if counting  
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enunciate   to state as a theory  
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ephemeral   lasting only a very short time  
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epitomy   a person or thing that is typical of or possesses to a high degree that features of a whole class  
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equitable   characterized by fairness  
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equivocal   allowing the possibility of several meanings  
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excruciating   extremely painful; causing suffering  
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expunge   erase or obliterate  
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extenuating   to make less serious  
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fervent   having or showing great warmth  
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forte   a strong point at which one excels  
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gregarious   very talkative  
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homo   same  
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hyperbole   intentional exaggeration  
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idiosyncrasy   a chacracterstic or habbit that is strange  
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ignominious   humiliating  
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impecunious   having little or no money  
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impending   about to happen  
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impediment   henderance  
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impulsion   having the power to effect of impelling  
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incisive   biting or penatrating  
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infallible   not falliable  
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infringe   trespass  
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inquisitive   prying  
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levity   lack of seriousness  
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loquacious   talk constantly  
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magnaimous   forgiving an insult  
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malevolence   hatred  
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malicious   evil  
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neoteric   modern; new; or recent  
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orthodox   pertaining to any doctorine  
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panacea   cure-all.  
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pandemonium   wild uproar, chaos  
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paradox   contradictory statement  
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paragon   a model of excellence  
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pedantic   ostentatious on one's learning  
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peruse   to read through with thorouhness or care  
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philanthropy   an activity preformed with the goal of promoting the well being of a fellow man  
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placate   to pacify or appease  
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placid   calm or peaceful  
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poignant   keenly disstressing to the feelings  
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precarious   uncertaint  
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proliferate   to increasein number or spread rapidly  
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punctilious   strict in actions  
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recapitulate   to review by a brief summary  
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rectification   to act of setting right  
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remonstrate   dissoproval  
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resonance   to echo  
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salience   the state of being conspicious  
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sanguine   hopefull, cheerful  
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satiate   to satisfy to a full state  
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significant   having or expressing a meaning  
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stringent   marked by strictness  
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synchronized   to happen at the same time  
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tenuous   having little strength  
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transgression   violation of law  
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travesty   parody  
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trite   not fresh or original  
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unity   together as one  
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veracity   devotion to the truth  
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vociferous   marked by or given to vehement outcry  
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