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Vocab Final Blue

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Ardent   Passionate, enthusiastic, fiery  
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Augment   To add to  
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Blasé   Unimpressed and indifferent  
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Desolate   Without any people; dismal and devastated  
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Embark   To start or begin  
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Reception   The act or instance of receiving or meeting  
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Vice Versa   Conversely, in reverse  
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Vie   To compete for  
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Wrangle   To argue or dispute  
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Audacious   Bold, daring, or uninhibited  
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Crusade   A military expedition; a campaign for a cause  
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Exceptional   Unusual, extraordinary  
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Muster   To gather or to summon  
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Pivotal   Important, vital  
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Stamina   Endurance  
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Stance   1. An intellectual or emotional attitude toward something 2. The position of one’s feet  
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Amiss   In a faulty way, astray, or wrong  
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Avail   To be of use; to help  
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Chastise   To criticize or discipline  
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Culminate   To come to the end or the highest point  
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Deplore   To feel or express strong disapproval of  
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Modify   To change; to amend  
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Tedious   Boring, tiring, or monotonous  
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Balmy   Soothing, refreshing and mild  
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Clad   Dressed, wearing  
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Fallacy   A misleading or false belief  
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Gingerly   Cautiously or carefully  
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Intervene   To come between; to step in and stop  
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Staple   An important item or raw material  
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Vilify   To speak evil of; slander  
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Advocate   To argue for, recommend or urge  
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Attribute   To consider as caused by something else  
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Conservative   Favoring traditional views; against change  
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Humane   Marked by compassion or tenderness for humans or animals  
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Liberal   1. Favoring progress and reform over tradition 2. Generous  
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Plausible   Believable  
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Renown   Widespread fame  
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Wage   To carry on a battle or conflict  
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Abet   To assist, encourage or support, usually in some wrongdoing  
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Discern   To detect or perceive as separate or distinct  
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Exemplify   To show by example, or to be an example of  
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Fastidious   Demanding, painstaking or hard to please  
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Feasible   Capable of being accomplished; possible  
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Rebuke   To criticize sharply or disapprove of  
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Sporadic   Not happening often; occasional  
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Allot   To distribute or divide into portions or shares  
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Assimilate   To incorporate or absorb something; to adjust to  
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Conventional   Standard; ordinary  
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Foster   To encourage or care for  
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Instill   To introduce gradually; implant  
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Ornate   Decorated in a very fancy, flashy style  
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Sublime   Supreme, outstanding or lofty  
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Surpass   To exceed or go beyond  
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Defect   An imperfection or fault  
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Flustered   Put into a state of confusion  
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Foreboding   Menacing; indicating something bad is coming  
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Formidable   Causing fear or admiration  
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Overt   Open and observable  
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Susceptible   Easily influenced or affected  
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Benign   1. Not harmful 2. Kind and generous (of a person)  
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Cite   To quote something as an authority  
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Enigma   A puzzling situation or person  
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Lucrative   Very profitable  
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Serene   Calm and peaceful  
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Transition   A movement from one form, state, style, or place to another  
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Conscientious   Careful; well thought-out  
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Deter   To prevent or discourage from proceeding  
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Dire   Desperate; terrible  
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Facilitate   to assist or make easier  
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Languish   To become weak; lose health  
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Rankle   To cause irritation or resentment  
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Adept   Very skilled; expert  
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Disdain   To look down upon or hate  
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Excerpt   A passage or selection from a book, film, song or the like  
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Indifferent   Having no particular interest one way or the other  
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Irascible   Very irritable or easily angered  
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Profound   Deep  
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Analogy   A similarity or comparison between two things  
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Articulate   Said or expressed clearly, or someone who is capable of clear expression  
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Convey   to transmit information or transport something  
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Eccentric   Strange; not behaving normally  
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Endeavor   To attempt or try  
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Trepidation   Fear or alarm  
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Stint   A period of time spent doing something  
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Principal   Of first or highest importance  
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Aloof   Uninterested or distant  
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Avid   Enthusiastic and eager  
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Commemorate   To honor the memory of  
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Decree   An authoritative order or decision  
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Encroach   To advance beyond usual limits  
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Flair   A natural talent or ability; style  
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Imperative   Necessary, required, critical  
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Institute   To establish or begin  
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Awry   Turned or twisted; gone wrong  
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Banter   Light talk; witty remarks  
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Disgruntled   Grumpy; dissatisfied and sulky  
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Intricate   Complex  
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Jurisdiction   Power, authority or territory  
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Pioneer   Someone who settles in a land first or who opens up new areas of research  
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Proficient   Skilled  
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