Vocab 4 MS Flashcards

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adj

what is a sad and ill mean

ill

A

ghastly

sad or ill

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free from disturbance

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Tranquil

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3
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An official order

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Requisition

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4
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to destroy and lay in waste

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Desolate

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5
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extreme cruelty or brutality

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Barbarity

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6
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to remove or erase

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Eradicating

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7
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the intention or desire to do evil

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Malice

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8
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To great to overcome

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Insurmountable

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9
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to ask earnestly

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Entreat

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10
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having no

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Unparalleled

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11
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extremely
unwell

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Ghastly

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12
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A harsh and difficult environment to live in

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Inhospitable

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13
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too great to be calculated or
estimated.

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Incalculable

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14
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cause to experience severe mental or physical suffering.

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Torment

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15
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Cause someone to feel
completely baffled

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Perplexed

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A feeling of certainty
or confidence

17
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the health, happiness, and fortunes
of a person or group.

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Intending or intended to do harm.

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Travel across or through

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Permission for
something to
happen or
agreement to do
something.

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Unnecessary, especially through
being more than enough

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To get, acquire, or secure something.

22
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giving the impression that something bad or
unpleasant is going to happen

23
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Express sincere regret or
remorse about one’s

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Not often; rarely
Seldom
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The root word "spir" comes from the Latin "spirare," meaning "to breathe." This root is often used in English words related to breathing, life, and vitality.
spir- to breath 17-28
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The root word "port" comes from the Latin "portare," meaning "to carry" or "to bring." It is commonly used in English to indicate movement, transport, or the act of carrying
port - to carry 9-17
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Usage in English: The root "spect" appears in various English words, often relating to vision or observation. Words derived from "spect" can imply looking, seeing,
spect - to see 1-9