Vocab 9/10 + 11/12 Flashcards

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Grad, Gress

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To step, to walk

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Grat, Grac

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Pleasing, favour

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Greg

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Flock, herd, group

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Host, hosp(it)

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Host, guest

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Jac, Ject, jet

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To throw, to hurl, to lie

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Junct, Join, Jug

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To join, meet or link

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Liber, Liver

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Free

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Aggregation

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(n) Separate individuals joined in a group, often for a specific purpose, a mass composed of many parts.

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Degradation

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(n) A major reduction in worth, quality, or standing | A deterioration, as of moral character

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Digress

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(v) To wander off the point or topic

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11
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Egregious

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(a) Standing out from others, but in a bad way | Conspicuously bad | Flagrant

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Gregarious

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(a) Fond of company [of a person] | Sociable

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Ingratiate

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(v) To [try to] make oneself appear favourable or necessary to another | To bring into the good graces of

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Inhospitable

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(a) Not inclined to be kind or friendly | Barren and forbidding

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Adjudicate

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(v) To settle or rule upon, as in a court of law

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Adjunct

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(n) A thing, usually of secondary importance, added to something else | (a) Added or connected in a subordinate capacity

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Conjecture

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(n) A prediction, theory, or inference based on guesswork | (v) To form a point of view without proof

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Injudicious

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(a) Displaying poor judgement

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Jettison

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(v) To throw something away, usually because it is no longer wanted | (n) The discarding of anything

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Prejudicial

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(a) Producing prejudice | Causing an unfavourable opinion without supporting evidence | Detrimental

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Rejoinder

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(n) A quick and clever answer | An appropriate reply, as to a smart question or statement

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Liter

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Loc

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Locut, Loqu

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To speak, to talk

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Luc, Lum(en)
Light, to shine
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Man(u)
Hand
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Mater(n), Matr
Mother
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Medi
Middle. Between
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Mem(or)
To remember
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Allocate
(v) To put aside for a specific purpose, as money or time
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Circumlocution
(n) Using many more words than necessary to make a point | Evasiveness
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Colloquy
(n) A formal conversation or discussion, usually on a serious topic | A conference convened to discuss a specific subject
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Elucidate
(v) To shed some light on a subject, as through clear expression
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Literati
(n) Collectively, the educated, or well-lettered, members of society | Scholarly people
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Localism
(n) An expression or manner typical to a specific region
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Loquacious
(a) Too talkative | Excessively wordy | Fond of one's own voice
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Luminary
(n) Any particularly brilliant, famous, or well-known person | A celebrity
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Pellucid
(a) Presented in such a way that understanding is clear and easy | Showing maximum clarity
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Matriculate
(v) To enroll, as in college or university - which then becomes one's alma mater
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Matrix
(n) Any kind of mould, form, or casting from which things are produced
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Mediocrity
(n) The condition of being ordinary | A state of moderate or low quality
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Memorabilia
(n) A collection of all sorts of objects or information, as from the past
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Memorandum
(n) A short note (intended to jog the memory)