VCJH. English 7. Vocabulary Unit 7 Flashcards

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Brawl

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Quarrel or fight

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Amiss

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Not as it should be, faulty, imperfect. In a mistakeny or improper way

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Detest

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To hate, dislike very much, loathe. Despise, abhor

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Domestic

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Native to a country, not foreign. Relating to the life or affairs of a household. A household servant.

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Flagrant

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Extremely bad, glaring, scandalous, notorious. Blatant, gross

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Flaw

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Defect, slight fault, crack. Imperfection, blemish

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Fledgling

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Beginner, an inexperienced person. Novice. A young bird about to leave the next.

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Fluster

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To make or to become confused, nervous, or agitated. A state of confusion or agitation.

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Foremost

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Primary, chief, most important. Leading, principal. In first place

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Momentum

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Force or speed of movement. Drive or thrust.

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Notable

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Remarkable, striking, noteworthy, exceptional. A person who is well-known, distinguished, or outstanding in some way

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Nurture

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Nourish, care for, bring up, train. Rearing, training, upbringing.

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Paradox

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A person or thing with seemingly opposite or contradictory qualities. A self-contradictory statement that upon closer examination proves true.
Syn- riddle, enigma, anomaly, absurdity

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Perjury

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Swearing to tell the truth and then lying. Usually in court. False witness

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Presume

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Take for granted, assume, or suppose; to dare, take upon oneself, take liberties. Trespass, infringe, surmise

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Prior

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Earlier, previous, former. Before.

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Proficient

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Skilled, expert, or capable in an activity or field.

Syn- competent, adept

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Salvo

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Burst of gunfire or cannon shot, often as a tribute or salute; a spirited verbal attack; a sudden burst of anything

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Vigilant

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Alert, watchful, wide-awake.

Syn- attentive

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Wrath

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Intense anger.

Syn- rage, indignation.