Unit 9/10 Flashcards

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Adherent

Noun

To stick

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Def: someone who follows a leader, party, etc

Syn: follower

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Her

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To stick

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Cohere

Verb

To stick

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Def: hold together firmly as parts of the same mass

Syn: mend

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Incoherent

Adj

To stick

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Def: loosely organized or inconsistent

Syn: unclear

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Inherent

Adj

To stick

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Def: part of something

Syn: piece

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Fug

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To flee or escape

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Centrifugal

Adj

To flee/escape

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Def: moving outward from a center

Syn: Gravity

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Refuge

Noun

To flee/escape

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Def: shelter or protection

Syn: shelter

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Fugue

Noun

To flee/escape

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Def: a musical form in which a theme is echoed

Syn: harmony

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Subterfuge

Noun

To flee/escape

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Def: a deceptive trick

Syn: trick

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Cosm

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Order

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Cosmos

Noun

Order

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Def: the universe

Syn:

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Cosmology

Noun

Order

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Def: a theory that describes the nature of the universe

Syn: Big Bang theory

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Microcosm

Noun

Order

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Def: something seen as a small version of something much larger

Syn: Indiana tests

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Sci

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To know

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Conscientious

Adj

To know

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Def: governed by morality

Syn: conscience

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Nescience

Noun

To know

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Def: lack of knowledge

Syn: ignorant

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Prescient

Adj

To know

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Def: having advanced knowledge

Syn: psychic

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Junct

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To join

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Juncture

Noun

To join

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Def: a place where things join

Synonym: mend

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Adjunct

Adj/noun

To join

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Something joined or added to another thing of which it is not a part

Synonym: melting pot

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Disjunction

Noun

To join

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A break, separation, or sharp difference between two things

Synonym: disagreement

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Part

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Bipartite

Adj

Part

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Being in two parts

Synonym: two parted

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Impartial Adj Part
Fair not biased Synonym: unbiased
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Participle Noun Part
A word that is formed from a verb but used as an adjective Synonym: past tense
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Mis
To send
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Mission Noun To send
A task that someone is given to do Synonym: operation
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Missionary Noun To send
A person undertaking a mission Synonym: religious trip
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Emissary Noun To send
Someone sent our to represent another Synonym: agent
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Pel
To move; drive
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Compel Verb To move or drive
To force someone to do something Synonym: force
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Expel Verb To move;drive
To drive or force out Synonym: kick out
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Impel Verb To move;drive
To urge or drive forward by strong moral force Synonym: believe
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Repel Verb To move;drive
To keep something out Synonym: reject
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Arachnid
Spider, scorpion, Mites, and ticks
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Calliope
A musical instrument similar to an organ
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Dryad
Wood nymph
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Fauna
Animal life
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Flora
Plant life
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Herculean
Extremely strong
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Pandora's box
A source of many trouble
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Scylla and Charybdis
Two equally dangerous alternatives
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Put
To think
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Reputed Adj To think
Believed to be a certain way by popular opinion Synonym: reputation
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Disrepute Noun To think
Loss or lack of good reputation Synonym: tarnish
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Impute Verb To think
To attribute Synonym: help
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Putative Adj To think
Generally supposed Synonym: assumed
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Log
Word speech or reason
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Physiology Noun Reason
Life processes Synonym: life