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16 Cards in this Set
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Surname |
A family name |
His surname was Shea |
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Encumbered |
Hindered; restricted |
The man was encumbered for years by the SS. |
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Profoundly |
Absolutely; in an unqualified way |
He was profoundly claimed guilty. |
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Deportees |
People who are expelled from a country |
All the Jews were deported from the country to the camps where they were killed. |
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Emigration |
Leaving one area to settle in another |
The men and women were forced to emigrate from there homes. |
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Melancholy |
Sadness; depression |
The killing of the people's families left a great melancholy over the people. |
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Constraint |
Restriction |
The man was put under restraint because he refused to obey the police. |
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Constraint |
Restriction |
The man was put under restraint because he refused to obey the police. |
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Pestilential |
Likely to cause an epidemic disease |
Ebola being brought into the United States was thought to start pestilential. |
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Notorious |
Known widely and unfavorably, infamous |
The bullies at the school were notorious |
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Notorious |
Known widely and unfavorably, infamous |
The bullies at the school were notorious |
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Lucidity |
Clear understanding |
It's very important to have lucidity about what you are expected to know know on the SOL. |
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Frenzy |
Violent mental agitation or wild excitement |
The people at the mall ran around with frenzy about the sales. |
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Raucous |
Boisterous and disorderly |
The students were very raucous about how they did the project. |
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Raucous |
Boisterous and disorderly |
The students were very raucous about how they did the project. |
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Sabotage |
Treacherous action to defeat a cause |
The men and women had to sabotage the SS so that they could live. |
