Antigone Vocabulary Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Accord

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Agreement; a state of harmony

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Appease

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To pacify; to conciliatory in a manner that satisfies principles

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Augury

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An omen or prophecy

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Baseness

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The quality of lacking higher values

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Beguile

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To deceive, to mislead, to persuade, with charm

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Belie

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To contradict, to give a false impression

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Bequeath

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To hand down, to give or to leave in a will

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Champion

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To defend or to support

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Chasten

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To discipline, to use punishment to correct behavior

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Daunt

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To intimidate, to dismay

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Defile

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To make dirty, to desecrate, to pollute

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Grievous

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Characterized by severe suffering or sorrow, serious or grave

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Ignoble

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Of lowly origin, without honor

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Impel

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To urge or to drive forward (usually with moral pressure)

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Ingenuity

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Cleverness, inventiveness, resourcefulness

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Insolence

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Insulting or contemptuous behavior

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Lament

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To mourn or to express sorrow in a demonstrative manner

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Marred

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Something damaged or defaced

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Muse

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Piety

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Devotion and reverence to God

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Portent

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A sign or forewarning

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Rend

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To tear violently, to spilt

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Repress

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To restrain, to hold back

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Requite

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To make repayment or to return

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Rue
To be sorry for, to regret
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Temperate
Exercising self control
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Transcended
Surpassed, exceeded
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Unwitting
Not intentional, without knowledge
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Vexation
Discomfort or distress
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Warranted
Justified