WW Unit 2 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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Appall

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To horrify, shock, overcome with fear

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Abash

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Make ashamed

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3
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Petrify

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Stiffen with fear (literally turn to stone)

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4
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Meditate

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To think, reflect, intend, or plan

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5
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Deliberate

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Consider various courses of action

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Ponder

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Weigh an idea carefully

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Ruminate

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Reflect upon (implies going over a subject repeatedly)

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Retrospection

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Looking backward about what happened or would have happened

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Redeem

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To buy back, make amends

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10
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Feign

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To pretend

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Feint

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A pretended blow to mislead an opponent

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Demeanor

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Conduct, behavior, manner

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Mien

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Conduct, behavior, manner

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14
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Custody

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Keeping, care, guarding

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Deluge

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A great downpour or flood

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Inundate

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To flood (with questions, mail, etc)

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Relent

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To become less severe, soften

18
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Epoch

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Distinctive age or outstanding period of time

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Millennium

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A thousand years

20
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Eon

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A very long time, ex: thousands of years

21
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Celebrity

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A widely known person

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Obsess

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To haunt, beset, harass

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Chaos

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Confusion, disorder

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Derangement

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Dissary
Mild chaos (like a dirty bedroom)
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Bedlam
A noisy uproar
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Pandemonium
(Strongest chaos word) screaming disorder
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Anarchy
Political chaos marked by the absence of government
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Esteem
To value highly, regard
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Homage
Active respect or reverence (pay homage)
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Cherish
To have affection and respect for something
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Deference
Showing respect to
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Censure
Strong criticism, condemnation
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Censor
To remove material that is unsuitable
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Censorious
To be harshly critical or fault-finding
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Discern
To see clearly, perceive
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Brevity
Shortness, conciseness
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Abbreviate
To shorten
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Salvage
To save, restore, recover (part of) the value
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Rehabilitate
Restore injured or handicapped persons physically and spiritually
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Wrest
To take by force, twist from