Sat Words Unit 2

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spurious (a)

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fake

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"sneaky sneaky"

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guile (n)

Back 2

deciet

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"sneaky sneaky"

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beguile (v)

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to deceive with charm

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"sneaky sneaky"

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strategem (n)

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decietful scheme

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strategos
"sneaky sneaky"

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surreptitious (a)

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deceptive

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sub
rapere
"sneaky sneaky"

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clandestine (a)

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secret / hidden

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"sneaky sneaky"

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stealth (n)

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sneakiness

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"sneaky sneaky"

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duplicity (n)

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deciet

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duplit
"sneaky sneaky"

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specious (a)

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false

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specre
"sneaky sneaky"

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furtive (a)

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secretive

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"sneaky sneaky"

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pseudonym (n)

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pen fame

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pseudo
onoma
"sneaky sneaky"

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fallacious (a)

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deceptive, false

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fallacia
"sneaky sneaky"

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rapacious (a)

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greedy

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rapere
"sneaky sneaky"

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transient (a)

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short-lived

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trans
"time is of the essence"

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ephemeral (a)

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short-lived

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hemera
"time is of the essence"

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sporadic (a)

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unpredictable

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sporas
"time is of the essence"

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capricious (a)

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impulsive

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"time is of the essence"

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evanescent (a)

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likely to vanish

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vanescere
"time is of the essence"

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extemporaneous (a)

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done with little or no practice

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ex
tempore
"time is of the essence"

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anachranism (n)

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somethign out of place in time

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ana
chronous
"time is of the essence"

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transitory (a)

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short lived

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transitus
"time is of the essence"

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expedite (v)

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speed up

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"time is of the essence"

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influx (n)

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a flowing in

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in
fluere
"time is of the essence"

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superfluous (a)

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beyond what is necessary

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super
fluere
"time is of the essence"

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contemporaneous (a)

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existing at about the same time

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con
tempore
"time is of the essence"

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interminable (a)

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never ending

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in
term
"time is of the essence"

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protracted (a)

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lengthen in time

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pro
tract
"time is of the essence"

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censure (n)

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harsh criticism

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censor
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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calumny (n)

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false accusation

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"if you can't say anything nice..."

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diatribe (n)

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malicious critacism

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dia
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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caustic (a)

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sarcastic

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"if you can't say anything nice..."

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repudiate (v)

Back 32

to cast off publicly

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repudium
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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derogatory (a)

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insulting

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de
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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admonish (v)

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to reprimand mildly

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monere
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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disparage (v)

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to demean

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dis
parage
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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impugn (v)

Back 36

to attack as untrue

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in
pugn
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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maledictino (n)

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a curse

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mal
dictus
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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denigrate (v)

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to attack teh character of

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"if you can't say anything nice..."

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harangue (n)

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a long, critical, and pompus speech

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"if you can't say anything nice..."

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pejorative (a)

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tending to make worse

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"if you can't say anything nice..."

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slander (n)

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comments that injure another's reputation

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scandalum
"if you can't say anything nice..."

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sanctimonious (a)

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self-rigteous

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sanctus
"holy cow"

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sacrosanct (a)

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profoundly scared

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sacer
sanctus
"holy cow"

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sanctuary (n)

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sacred place

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sanctus
"holy cow"

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sacrilegious (a)

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disrespectful of something sacred

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sacer
"holy cow"

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revere (v)

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to regard with respect

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re
vereri
"holy cow"

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pious (a)

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showing religious reverence

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"holy cow"

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deference (n)

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respect for the wishes of others

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"holy cow"

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sacrament (n)

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formal religious act

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"holy cow"

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venerable (v)

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to regard with respect

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venus
"holy cow"

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consecrate (v)

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to clare to be holy

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sacer
"holy cow"

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talisman (n)

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object with magical powers

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telos
"holy cow"

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lionize (v)

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to treat as celebrity

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"holy cow"

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formidable (a)

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dreadful

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formido
"power it up!"

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potent (a)

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strong and effective

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potens
"power it up!"

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bulwark (n)

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a strong defense

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"power it up!"

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indomitable (a)

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unable to be conquered

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in dormit
"power it up!"

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redoubtable (a)

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arousing fear

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re
douter
"power it up!"

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robust (a)

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full of vigor

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"power it up!"

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impervious (a)

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incapable of being affected

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im
per via
"power it up!"

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efficacious (a)

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capable of producing a desired effect

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efficere
"power it up!"

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stalwart (n)

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physically or morally strong person

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"power it up!"

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impotent (a)

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lacking strength

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im
potens
"power it up!"

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predominant (a)

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most important

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pre
domit
"power it up!"

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impregnable (a)

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unable to be entered by force

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im
prehendere
"power it up!"

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brawn (n)

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muscular strenth

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"power it up!"

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bastion

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fortress

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"power it up!"

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coalesce (v)

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to blend together

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co
"come together"

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anthology (n)

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a collection of works

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"come together"

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convoke (v)

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to call together

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con
vocare
"come together"

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synchronize (v)

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to occur simultaneously

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syn
chron
"come together"

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synthesis (n)

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a fusion

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syn
"come together"

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eclectic (a)

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made up of parts from many different sources

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legere
"come together"

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yoke (v)

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to joing different things

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"come together"

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amalgam (n)

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a combination of different substances into one mass

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"come together"

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amass (v)

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to gather

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"come together"

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invoke (v)

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to call on for help

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in
vocare
"come together"

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compatible (a)

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capable of living together harmoniously

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"come together"

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contemporary (a)

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occuring during the same time period

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con
tempore
"come together"

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predilection (n)

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disposition in favor of somethign

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pre
legere
"come together"

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ruthless (a)

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cruel

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rue
less
"cruel and unusual"

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contempt (n)

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disrespect

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"cruel and unusual"

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callous (a)

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insensitive

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"cruel and unusual"

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sadistic (a)

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taking pleasure in the pain of others

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"cruel and unusual"

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supercilious (a)

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full of arrogance

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super
"cruel and unusual"

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idiosyncrasy (n)

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a peculiar habit

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idio
"cruel and unusual"

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anomaly (n)

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unusual event

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an homos
"cruel and unusual"

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incongruous (a)

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inappropriate

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in congru
"cruel and unusual"

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fetter (v)

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to tie up

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"cruel and unusual"

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decry (v)

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to speak out against

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de
crier
"cruel and unusual"

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vilify (v)

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to slander

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villis
"cruel and unusual"

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heinous (a)

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cruel and unusual

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haine
"cruel and unusual"

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revile (v)

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to denounce abusively

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villis
"cruel and unusual"