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English Honors 2

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Approbation   formal or official approval; also, praise  
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Assuage   to cause to be less harsh, violent, or severe, as excitement, appetite, pain, or disease  
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Coalition   combination in a body or mass  
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Decadence   a process, condition, or period of deterioration or decline  
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Elicit   to reduce or extract gradually or without violence  
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Expostulate   to discuss  
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Hackneyed   greatly overused; trite  
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Hiatus   a break or vacancy where something necessary to supply the connection is wanting  
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Innuendo   insinuation; an indirect derogatory suggustion  
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Intercede   to mediate between persons  
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Jaded   worn out; wearied  
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Lurid   ghastly and sensational  
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Meritorious   deserving reward or praise  
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Petulant   displaying impatience  
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Prerogative   having superior rank or precedence  
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Provincial   uncultured in thought and manner  
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Simulate   imitate  
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Transcend   to surpass  
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Umbrage   a sense of injury  
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Unctuous   excessively suave  
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Ameliorate   to make or grow better  
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Aplomb   self-confident assurance; poise  
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Bombastic   pompous in speech or writing  
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Callow   immature  
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Drivel   to talk stupidly or childishly  
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Epitome   a simplified representation  
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Exhort   to urge by strong argument, admonition, or advice  
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Ex officio   by virtue of office or position  
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Infringe   to trespass upon  
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Ingratiate   to win confidence or good graces for oneself  
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Interloper   one that interferes with the affairs of others, often for selfish reasons; a meddler  
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Intrinsic   inherent  
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Inveigh   to attack with harsh criticism  
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Lassitude   state or feeling of weariness, diminished energy, or listlessness  
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Millennium   a hoped-for period of joy, serenity, prosperity, and justice  
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Occult   existing but not immediately perceptible  
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Permeate   to spread or diffuse through  
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Precipitate   to force forward prematurely  
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Stringent   rigid  
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Surmise   to conjecture  
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Abominate   to detest intensely  
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Acculturation   the adoption of behaviors from a surrounding society  
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Adventitious   coming from an external source  
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Ascribe   to assign as a quality or attribute  
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Circuitous   taking a roundabout, lengthy course  
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Commiserate   to feel or express sorrow or pity for; sympathize with  
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Enjoin   to direct or impose with authority; also, to forbid  
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Expedite   to hasten the movement or progress of  
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Expiate   to make amends for  
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Ferment   to make turbulent; excite or agitate  
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Inadvertent   accidental  
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Nominal   trivial  
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Noncommittal   very reluctant to give out information  
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Peculate   to embezzle funds or engage in embezzlement  
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Proclivity   a natural propensity or inclination; predisposition  
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Sangfroid   coolness and composure, especially in trying circumstances  
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Seditious   promotive of conduct directed against public order and the tranquillity of the state  
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Tenuous   having little substance; flimsy  
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Vitriolic   bitterly scathing; caustic  
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Wheedle   to persuade by flattery or guile; cajole  
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