New Words Flashcards

(12 cards)

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Quotidian

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  1. Of or occurring every day; daily

2. Ordinary or everyday, esp when mundane

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Granary

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  1. A storehouse for threshed grain

2. A region producing large quantities of corn

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  1. A storehouse for threshed grain

2. A region producing large quantities of corn

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Granary

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  1. Of or occurring every day; daily

2. Ordinary or everyday, esp when mundane

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Quotidian

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Approbation

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Approval or praise

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Approval or praise

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Approbation

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Assignation

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formal noun that primarily refers to a secret meeting, especially one between lovers-often called a “tryst.” It can also mean the act of assigning or allotting something, though this usage is less common in modern English

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formal noun that primarily refers to a secret meeting, especially one between lovers-often called a “tryst.” It can also mean the act of assigning or allotting something, though this usage is less common in modern English

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Assignation

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Prerogative

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an exclusive right, privilege, or power that is granted to a particular person or group, often by virtue of their rank, position, or authority. For example, it can refer to the special rights of a leader, parent, or official, such as the prerogative to make certain decisions or have certain advantages that are not available to everyone

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an exclusive right, privilege, or power that is granted to a particular person or group, often by virtue of their rank, position, or authority. For example, it can refer to the special rights of a leader, parent, or official, such as the prerogative to make certain decisions or have certain advantages that are not available to everyone

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Prerogative

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Pogrom

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a violent riot or mob attack, often approved or condoned by authorities, aimed at massacring or expelling an ethnic or religious group, most commonly Jews.

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a violent riot or mob attack, often approved or condoned by authorities, aimed at massacring or expelling an ethnic or religious group, most commonly Jews.

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Pogrom

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