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Vocabulary Power Plus- Book 4- Lesson 13
Vocabulary Power Plus- Book 4- Lesson 13
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discretionary
rosy or red in color
left to one's own judgement
unpleasant to taste
medication to reduce pain
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Assiduous
cure-all
diligent; persistent
talkative
to enjoy
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histrionics
near death
destructive fire
authentic; genuine
exaggerated emotional behavior
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moribund
attentive to details
near death
authentic; geniune
unruly
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Revel
a cure-all; remedy for disease
feeling of offense
rosy or red in color
to enjoy or take pleasure in
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implicate
attentive to details
to involve or connect unfavorably
to confuse or perplex
large, destructive fire
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punctilious
unpleasant to the taste or mind
a medication to reduce or eliminate pain
attentive to details
unruly; disruptive
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Propensity
facial features
a tomb or burial chamber
a tendency
uneasiness caused by guilt
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The action of killing a king. a person who kills or takes part in killing a king.
noblecide
genocide
regicide
kindocide
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analgesic
wickedness or vileness
to confuse or perplex
a medication to reduce or eliminate pain
to involve or connect unfavorably
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fractious
unruly
wickedness
ready to die
exaggerated behavior
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Unpalatable
extremely harsh
unpleasant to the taste or mind
involve unfairably
offensive to the senses
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florid
rosy or red in color
attentive to details
large, destructive fire
authentic; geniune
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flummox
unruly
to confuse or perplex
attentive to details
unpleasant to taste
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bellicose
shriveled from age
express oneself
physical beauty
inclined to fight
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Veritable
rosy or red in color
left to one's choice
authentic; geniune
near death
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Conflagration
authentic; genuine
rosy or red in color
a large, destructive fire
near death; about to die
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epiphany
a cure-all
a revelation
talkative
feeling of offense
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Turpitude
exaggerated, emotional behavior
very severe
wickedness
involve unfavorably
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noisome
very severe
disgusting; offensive to the senses
exaggerated emotional behavior
to involve or connect unfavorably
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draconian
extremely harsh or severe
left to one's own judgement
exaggerated, emotional behavior
wickedness; vileness