English Vocab 5

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omnipotent

Back 1

all powerful or having unlimited power or influence

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arbitrary

Back 2

1.DICTORIAL OR characterized by absolute power or authority. *people or ideas
2. selected at random

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vanquish

Back 3

to conquer or defeat, gain control over

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constrain

Back 4

to force or compell; or to restrain confine or stifle. to imprison or constrict the movement of or to force in an unnatural way

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Provocation

Back 5

something that irritates, incites, or angers or excites

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militate

Back 6

to have weight or effect. to opperate against or in favor of something

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embroil

Back 7

to involve in a quarrel, conflict, or problem, or to throw into confusion

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contrive

Back 8

to scheme or plan. to invent or design. *ideas and nonmaterial things

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conduce

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to contribute toward, farther or promote or to lead toward a desirable result.

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ingratiate

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to bring ones self into anothers favor or good graces

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incantation

Back 11

use of magical words to cast a spell, magic, or sorcery.

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conciliate

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to passify, placate, or sooth the anger of; to win good will by friendly acts. often uses persuasion.

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mollify

Back 13

to soothe, passify, soften, or reduce in intensity

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assuage

Back 14

to passify, calm , satisfy, or make less severe

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sufference

Back 15

toleration or permission implied by failure to interfere. endurance or ability to bar pain, suffering

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succumb

Back 16

to yeild or to give way to superior force. to die

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susceptible

Back 17

easily influenced or impressionable; prone to.