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Vocabulary FINAL E9 Semester 1
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ornamental work of fine wire formed into delicate tracery
Vocabulary FINAL E9 Semester 1
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ornamental work of fine wire formed into delicate tracery
cacaphony
filigree
stolid
gilt
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refract
make light change direction when it enters at an angle
deserving or causing hatred
roll or fold up and secure neatly
of or like an animal or animals
3
absolute certainty or conviction that something is the case
positive
sure
certain
certitude
4
make continual twisting, squirming movements or contortions of the body
stagnant
gibbering
feign
writhing
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Proclivity
to excite or arouse agreeably
a tendency to choose or do something regularily
roll or fold up and secure neatly
uncomfortably hot
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to shake or tremble in speaking
gibbering
gab
quaver
squabble
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pulverise
a small bag or suitcase
a tendency to choose or do something regularily
a layer or series of layers of rocks in the ground
reduce to fine particles
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bestial
a personal possession
an article of clothing of very little value
ornamental work of fine wire formed into delicate tracery
of or like an animal or animals
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inclined to silence, reserved in speech
shy
taciturn
nervous
talcum
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without hope or encouragement
feign
refract
conjure
bleak
11
deserving or causing hatred
agony
odious
gilt
pantomime
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to supply or brighten with light
refract
illuminate
conjure
quaver
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strange, uncommon, unusual
valise
peculiar
weird
certitude
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to move or act in a carefree, frolicsome manner
frolick
furl
rollick
swelter
15
obsolete, despicable
odious
speculate
contemptible
malevolent
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a powder
taciturn
collard
mausoleum
talcum
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conscience
bringing or tending to bring to ruin
an inner feeling or voice acting as a guide
to engage in thought or reflection
extreme and generally prolonged pain
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to move, climb, or go upwards
trifle
ascend
invigorated
scurry
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a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
perpetual
cacaphony
assuage
certitude
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scurry
give strength or energy to
move hurriedly with short quick steps
expressing complete disapproval of
to move, climb, or go upwards
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a small bag or suitcase
filigree
torrent
invigorate
valise
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completely puzzled or confused
stolid
confused
bewildered
certitude
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roll or fold up securely and neatly
furl
odius
rollick
trifled
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an article or thing of very little value
valise
trifle
rollick
chattel
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a leafy green vegetable
torrent
furl
collard
broccoli
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pretend to be affected by a feeling, state, or injury
feign
refract
contemptible
piety
27
extreme and generally prolonged pain
ascend
agony
assuage
guilt
28
bringing or tending to bring ruin
speculate
torrent
ruinous
destroy
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conjure
to differ in sentiment or opinion
shake or tremble in speaking
make something appear unexpectedly seemingly out of nowhere
a strong and fast-moving stream of water
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stratum
reduce to fine particles
never ending or changing
a layer or series of layers of rocks in the ground
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a moveable article of personal property
talcum
mobile
chattel
valise
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utensil made of wire or plastic mesh held in a frame, used for straining solids from liquids
moor
sieve
rollick
titillation
33
covered thinly with gold leaf or gold paint
enameled
stratum
trifle
gilt
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to engage in thought or reflection
speculate
asylum
think
torrent
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to make milder or less severe
invigorate
cool
lessen
assuage
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the passing of one physical or mental characteristic genetically from one generation to another
invigorated
ruinous
heredity
quaver
37
to differ in sentiment or opinion
dissent
stratum
proclivity
incarcerate
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give strength or energy to
support
furl
filigree
invigorate
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melancholy
a feeling of pensive sadness
to move, climb, or go upwards
deserving or causing hatred
strange, uncommon, unusual
40
(of an action or gesture) carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection
perpetual
sieve
perfunctorily
furl
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a glassy, opaque substance applied the the surface of metal, pottery, etc.
filigree
enameled
gilt
stolid
42
speak rapidly and unintelligible
Trifle
blubbering
talcum
gibbering
43
an institution for the maintenance of the mentally ill
moor
mausoleum
asylum
bestial
44
a controversial argument
polemic
debate
conscience
heredity
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never ending or changing; occurring repeatedly, so frequent as to seem endless & uninterrupted
perpetual
condemn
gilt
assuage
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to imprison; confine
stagnant
chattel
incarcerate
stolid
47
without any name acknowledged
peculiar
collard
condemn
anonymous
48
not easily stirred or moved mentally
conjure
mausoleum
stolid
perpetual
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marionette
a puppet worked from above by strings attached to its limbs
give strength or energy to
completely puzzled and confused
reduce to fine particles
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the art or technique of conveying emotions
bleak
pantomime
hysterical
conjure
51
a strong and fast-moving stream of water; a sudden, violent outpouring of words or feelings
spill
certitude
torrent
perpetual
52
express complete disapproval of
condemn
proclivity
valise
bleak
53
mausoleum
absolute certainty
without hope or encouragement
a small bag or suitcase
a building housing a tomb or tombs
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wishing evil or harm to others
benevolent
devilish
malevolent
perpetual
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extreme heat
extraneous
hot
strenuous
swelter
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having no current or flow and often having an unpleasant smell as a consequence
peculiar
stagnant
valise
pantomime
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To excite or arouse agreeably
titillation
taciturn
bewildered
conjure
58
reverence for God or devout fulfilment of religious obligations
faith
pety
filigree
piety
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a tract of open uncultivated upland, a heath; a tract of open land preserved for shooting
moor
quaver
writhing
grass
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uncontrollably emotional
pulverize
bestial
hysterical
condemn