Hella Short Notice Vocab Test

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Regret strongly

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Bewail

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Completely wanting or lacking

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Destitute

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Take away a part from

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Detract

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free from slavery or servitude

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Emancipate

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praise, glorify, or honor

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Extol

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richly and brilliantly colorful

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Flamboyant

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a force that moves something along

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Impetus

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impossible to surmount

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Insuperable

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stopping and starting at regular intervals

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Intermittent

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A saying that is widely accepted on its own merits

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Maxim

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Morally or legally constraining or binding

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Obligatory

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Exactly vertical

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Plumb

Front 13

wandering aimlessly without ties to a place or community

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Vagabond

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The human face

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Visage

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influence or urge by gentle urging

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Wheedle

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make a reference to

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Allude

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Solemnly dedicated to or set apart for a high purpose

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Consecrate

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cause to become widely known

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Disseminate

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Shower with love

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Dote

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Force or impel in an indicated direction

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Exhort

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generally incompetent

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Feckless

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impose, involve, or imply as a necessary accompaniment or result

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Implicate

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a cry of sorrow and grief

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Lament

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relating to or involving money

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Monetary

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persistently or morbidly thoughtful

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Pensive

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ceremonial elegance and splendor

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Pomp

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artificially formal

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Stilted

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force to submit or subdue

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Subjugate

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a physical/emotional wound often having long-lasting effects

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Trauma

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indulge in a carefree or voluptuous life

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Wanton

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Young and inexperienced, immature

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Callow

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A person living in the same period as another

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Contemporary

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Doubtful of the sincerity of others' motives

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Cynical

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A ruler with absolute power

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Despot

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To pronounce clearly

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Enunciate

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Anything that gets in the way; an obstacle

Back 36

Impediment

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To make poor

Back 37

Impoverish

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Indulging in ease; lazy

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Indolent

Front 39

Showing sound judgement; wise

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Sagacious

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Worldly; not connected with religion

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Secular

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To think about or make guesses

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Speculate

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Conflict or struggle

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Strife

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To show great respect for

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venerate

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Ravenous; desiring and eating a large amount of food

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Voracious

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To get smaller, dimmer, or weaker

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Wane

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Fitting the occasion; suitable

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Apropos

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Controlling influence; domination

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Ascendancy

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To analyze and determine the nature, value, or importance of

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assess

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To declare positively; to state as the truth

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aver

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To admit to be true; to grant or let have

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Concede

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Lacking

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Deficient

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An unproven principle or belief held to be true

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Dogma

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To put into a form that can be seen

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Embody

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To make known; disclose; bestow

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Impart

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The art of public speaking

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Oratory

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To reproduce; cause to reproduce; foster the spread of

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Propagate

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Someone who proposes or supports an idea; an advocate

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Proponent

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Not yet fully developed; basic

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Rudimentary

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A visit or temporary stay

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Sojourn

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Making ones feelings known in a loud way

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Vociferous

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Expressing love or the state of being in love

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Amorous

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To present or speak of as unimportant or of little value

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Belittle

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To blame or find fault with

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Censure

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To consider; to believe

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Deem

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To make known something secret; to reveal

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Divulge

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Exceeding normal bounds; greater or more than seems reasonable

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Exorbitant

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To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval

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Expostulate

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Having great/significant consequences

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Fateful

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An ungrateful person

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Ingrate

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An order or command; a court order prohibiting someone from doing something

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Injunction

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Close to death; dying

Back 71

moribund

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A theme or idea that is developed or repeated; a figure or design repeated in teh decoration of something

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Motif

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To support by giving financial aid

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Subsidize

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Extravagantly splendid and costly

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Sumptuous

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Characterized by a ready low of words; talkative

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Voluble

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Clever at dealing with difficult situations; skillful

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Adroit

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To insult or to offend deliberately

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Affront

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An activity pursued for pleasure; a hobby

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Avocation

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A prolonged struggle for what is believed to be a just cause

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Crusade

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Supply a final answer; conclusive

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Definitive

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Behavior; bearing

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Demeanor

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Having or demonstrating extensive knowledge; learned

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Erudite

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To install in office; to admit to a society or to military service

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Induct

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To fall or slip from a certain level of conduct; to come to an end; a minor mistake; a pause or interval

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lapse

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Ready to fight, especially for a cause

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Militant

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A social outcast

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Pariah

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A person who shows remarkable talent at an early age; an amazing or extraordinary thing or event

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Prodigy

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One whose training or career is helped along by another

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Protege

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Rough and unpleasant to the ear

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Raucous

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Expressed without words; implied

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Tacit