Unit 2 Flashcards by JR Deeken

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Supreme

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Greatest in power or authority, dominant

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Bracelet

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A. And or chain worn around the wrist

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Mute

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Not having the power of speech

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Strive

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To exert much energy or effort

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Faithful

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Loyal and trustworthy

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Devote

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To give ones attention to a cause or activity

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Rhyme

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A poem having regular repetition of sounds at the end of lines that sound the same

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Succeed

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To follow or come next in order

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Coax

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To persuade by gentle or persistent urging

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Rely

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To depend on, trust confidently

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Conceal

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To keep from being seen, put out of sight

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Forgave

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Excused for a fault, pardoned

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Lonesome

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Sad because of a lack of companionship

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Delete

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To remove by striking out or canceling

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Confine

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To keep within the boundaries

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Exceed

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To be greater than, surpass

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Terrain

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A tract of land with particular features like hills or plains

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Reproach

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To express disapproval or criticism

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Abuse

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To mistreat or use improperly

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Defeat

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Failure. To win as a noun, verb is to beat

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Ratify

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To approve and make official, confirm

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Serene

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Peaceful and untroubled

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Refute

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To prove wrong, disprove

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Appraise

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To set a. I.e. On, fix the price of something

Humane

Characterized by kindness, compassion, or mercy

Disagree

To dispute, quarrel

Compose

To make up the parts of, form

Awake

To arouse from sleep, wake up

Unwise

Lack of wisdom

Release

To set free, liberate