Ch. 35 Derivatives Flashcards

1
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cessation

A

the fact/process of ending or being brought to an end

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2
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cease

A

bring or come to an end

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3
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expostulate

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express strong disapproval/disagreement

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4
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postulate

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v: to assume or claim as true, existent, or necessary

n: a proposition that is accepted as true to provide basis for logical reasoning

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5
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veto

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v: refuse to accept or allow

n: a rejection of a law

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6
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impunity

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exemption from punishment/loss

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7
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punitive

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inflicting punishment

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8
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disciplinary

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of or relating to a particular field of study

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9
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discipline

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v: to bring under control

n: control gained by enforcing obedience/order

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10
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legion

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n: a large military force

adj: many, numerous

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11
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legionary

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of an ancient Roman legion

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12
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legionnaire

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a soldier who is a member of a legion

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13
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tribunal

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an assembly to conduct judicial business

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14
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tergiversate

A

make conflicting/evasive statements, to change sides

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15
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Aquascutum

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(in Latin) water shield; a British luxury clothing manufacturer/retailer

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16
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escutcheon

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a shield bearing a coat of arms (Esposito ex: family blot)

17
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magnum opus

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a large and important work of art/music/literature (Esposito ex: Charlotte’s Web’s magnum opus is her egg sack)

18
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opera

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a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists

19
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operate

A

control the functioning of

20
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operation

A

the fact/condition of functioning/being active

21
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opus

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any artistic work, especially one on a large scale

22
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secondary

A

coming after, less important than, or resulting from someone/something else that is primary

23
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fortuitous

A

happening by a lucky chance

24
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fortunate

A

auspicious/favorable

25
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misfortune

A

bad luck

26
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submarine

A

existing/occurring/used under the surface of the sea

27
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suburb

A

an outlying district of a city, especially a residential one

28
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subtle

A

delicately complex/understated

29
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subvert

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undermine the power/authority of

30
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succeed

A

achieve the desired aim/result

31
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suffer

A

experience or be subjected to

32
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suggest

A

put forward for consideration

33
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support

A

bear all/part of the weight of

34
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sustain

A

strengthen physically/mentally