7.19 vocab Flashcards

(50 cards)

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streamline

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simplify and optimize a process or system

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incite

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to provoke or stimulate feelings or actions

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decadent

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excessively indulgent or self-declining

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benevolent

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generous and kindhearted with a desire to help others

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racuous

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loud, boisterous, and disorderly

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bolster

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to support or reinforce something through additional info

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olfactory

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relating to the sense of smell

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emanate

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to flow or spread from a source

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promulgate

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to announce, declare, or make known publicly

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impartial

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fair and unbiased, without favoritism

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administer

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to manage or supervise

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impetuous

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acting or done quickly and impulsively

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partisan

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a strong supporter or advocate, usually biased

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virtuous

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having or showing high moral standards

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divine

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relating to God or deity

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sanction

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to officially permit, approve, or authorize

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solace

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comfort or relief in times of difficulty

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intermittent

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occurs or happens at irregular intervals, with breaks or pauses in between

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denounce

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to publically condemn or criticize

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valiant

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brave or courageous in face of difficulty

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inexplicable

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difficult to explain or understand

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prowess

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exceptional skill, ability, or expertise

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flutter

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to move or flap rapidly and lightly

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intersperse

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to scatter or place at intervals

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decoy
something used to lure or attract others, usually to divert attention
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empirical
based on or derived from observation, experience, or experiment
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incarcerate
to imprison or confine someone in prison
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testimony
formal statement given in court; testament
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attest
to provide evidence or verify the truth of something
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recollect
to remember or recall something from memory
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amplify
to increase in size, intensity, or effect
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exhibit
to display it present something
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germinate
to begin to grow and develop, usually plants or seeds
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affirm
to confirm or declare the truth or validity
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poach
to hunt or take wildlife for sport
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imminent
about to happen or occur very soon
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disperse
to scatter, spread, or distribute widely
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intonate
to articulate or recite with musical tone
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psyche
the mind, consciousness, or soul
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extravagant
excessive or wasteful; costly
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rear
to raise, nurture, or bring up
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palpable
easily noticeable, or able to be felt or touched; tangible
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preemptive
taken as a measure to prevent or anticipate sommething
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stringent
strict, precise, and demanding
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disposition
a person's inherent nature, personality, or tendencies
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haughty
arrogant, condescending, or superior
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invaluable
extremely valuable or precious
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premature
happening to soon or inappropriately
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precipitate
to cause something to happen suddenly or unexpectedly
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sinister
indicating evil, harm, or fear