Unit 12 Flashcards

1
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(v) to resign, formally give up an office or a duty

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abdicate

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2
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(v) to disown

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abdicate

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3
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(v) discard

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abdicate

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4
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(v) to give as a gift

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bestow

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5
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(v) to provide with lodgings

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bestow

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6
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(adj) able to hold much

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capacious

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7
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(adj) roomy

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capacious

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8
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(adj) able to burn or eat away by chemical action

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caustic

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9
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(adj) biting

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caustic

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10
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(adj) sarcastic

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caustic

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11
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(n) a strong movement to advance a cause or idea

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crusade

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12
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(v) to campaign

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crusade

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13
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(v) to work vigorously

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crusade

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14
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(v) to injure or destroy the surface or appearance of

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deface

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15
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(v) to damage the value, influence, or effect of

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deface

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16
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(v) to face down, outshine

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deface

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17
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(n) an order forbidding the trade in or movement of commercial goods

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embargo

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18
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(v) to forbid to enter or leave port

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embargo

19
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(v) to forbid trade with

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embargo

20
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(n) a false notion or belief

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fallacy

21
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(n) an error in thinking

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fallacy

22
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(n) a lack of seriousness or earnestness, especially about things that should be treated with respect

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levity

23
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(n) buoyancy, lightness in weight

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levity

24
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(n) beggar

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mendicant

25
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(adj) depending on begging for a living

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mendicant

26
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(v) to make sick to the stomach

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nauseate

27
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(v) to fill with disgust

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nauseate

28
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(v) to nullify, deny, bring to nothing

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negate

29
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(adj) vitally important, essential

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pivotal

30
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(n) one who receives

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recipient

31
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(adj) receiving

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recipient

32
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(adj) able or willing to receive

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recipient

33
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(n) an action designed to confuse or mislead, a trick

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ruse

34
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(v) to become filled to overflowing

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teem

35
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(v) to be present in large quantities

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teem

36
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(n) an opinion, belief, or principle held to be true

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tenet

37
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(adj) easily managed, easy to deal with

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tractable

38
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(adj) easily wrought

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tractable

39
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(adj) malleable

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tractable

40
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(adj) clumsy, awkward

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ungainly

41
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(adj) unwieldy

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ungainly

42
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(adj) having a huge appetite, greedy, ravenous

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voracious

43
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(adj) excessively eager

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voracious