vocabulary 2 Flashcards
dissent
a person who opposes official policy, especially that of authoritarian
aberration
something that differs from normal
demure
quiet, modest reserved
edification
the instrument of a person morally or intellectually
myriad
a great number of things
nuance
a slight venation of meaning, tone, or expression
obtuse
lacking quickness of sensibility or intellect
repudiate
to refuse to accept or support or to say or show that something is not there
schism
a split or division between strongly opposed sections or parties caused by differencing in opinion or belief
dislodge
know or force out or position OR remove from position
evict
expell from property especially with support of the law
occupied
to take or fill up OR to take possession and control of a place as military invasion
elaborate
involving many carefully arranged parts or details
siege
military operation in which enemy forces surrounded a twin or building cutting of essential supplies
adjoining
being connected some point on a line located next to the other