Vocab 3

Front 1

(v.)to make shorter

Back 1

abridge

Front 2

(n.)a follower, supporter; (adj.)attached, sticking to

Back 2

adherent

Front 3

(n.)an angry argument

Back 3

altercation

Front 4

(adj.)resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent

Back 4

cherubic

Front 5

(v.)to pardon or overlook

Back 5

condone

Front 6

(v.)to disagree;
(n.)disagreement

Back 6

dissent

Front 7

(adj.)famous, outstanding, distinguished; projecting

Back 7

eminent

Front 8

(v.)to drive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive

Back 8

exorcise

Front 9

(v.)to make, manufacture; to make up, invent

Back 9

fabricate

Front 10

(adj.)angry

Back 10

irate

Front 11

(n.)a raider, plunderer

Back 11

marauder

Front 12

(n.)excessive fatness

Back 12

obesity

Front 13

(n.)an extremely poor person

Back 13

pauper

Front 14

(v.)to steal in small quantities

Back 14

pilfer

Front 15

(n.)a split, break, breach

Back 15

rift

Front 16

(n.)a likeness; an outward appearance; an apparition

Back 16

semblance

Front 17

(v.)to overcome, rise above

Back 17

surmount

Front 18

(v.)to bring to an end

Back 18

terminate

Front 19

(adj.)commonplace; overused, stale

Back 19

trite

Front 20

(v.)to seize and hold a position by force or without right

Back 20

usurp

Front 21

SYNONYMS:
shorten, condense, abbreviate

Back 21

abridge

Front 22

SYNONYM:
(n.)disciple

Back 22

adherent

Front 23

SYNONYMS:
quarrel, dispute, squabble

Back 23

altercation

Front 24

SYNONYMS:
angelic, seraphic, beatific

Back 24

cherubic

Front 25

SYNONYMS:
ignore, wink at, turn a blind eye to

Back 25

condone

Front 26

SYNONYMS:
(v.)differ, dispute

Back 26

dissent

Front 27

SYNONYMS:
illustrious, renowned

Back 27

eminent

Front 28

SYNONYMS:
expel, dispel

Back 28

exorcise

Front 29

SYNONYMS:
put together, devise, contrive, concoct

Back 29

fabricate

Front 30

SYNONYMS:
incensed, infuriated, enraged, livid

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irate

Front 31

SYNONYMS:
looter, pirate, freebooter

Back 31

marauder

Front 32

SYNONYMS:
serious overweight, extreme corpulence

Back 32

obesity

Front 33

SYNONYM:
destitute person

Back 33

pauper

Front 34

SYNONYMS:
filch, rob, swipe, purloin

Back 34

pilfer

Front 35

SYNONYMS:
crack, fissure, gap, cleft

Back 35

rift

Front 36

SYNONYMS:
appearance, air, aura, veneer, facade

Back 36

semblance

Front 37

SYNONYMS:
conquer, triumph over

Back 37

surmount

Front 38

SYNONYMS:
conclude, finish, discontinue

Back 38

terminate

Front 39

SYNONYMS:
banal, hackneyed, corny

Back 39

trite

Front 40

SYNONYMS:
seize illegally, commandeer, supplant

Back 40

usurp

Front 41

ANTONYMS:
expand, enlarge, augment

Back 41

abridge

Front 42

ANTONYMS:
(n.)opponent, adversary, critic, detractor

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adherent

Front 43

ANTONYMS:
agreement, accord

Back 43

altercation

Front 44

ANTONYMS:
impish, devilish, diabolic, fiendish

Back 44

cherubic

Front 45

ANTONYMS:
censure, condemn, disapprove, deprecate

Back 45

condone

Front 46

ANTONYMS:
(v.)agree, concur
(n.)unanimity, harmony

Back 46

dissent

Front 47

ANTONYMS:
obscure, nameless, unsung, lowly, humble

Back 47

eminent

Front 48

ANTONYMS:
take apart, undo, destroy, demolish

Back 48

fabricate

Front 49

ANTONYMS:
calm, composed, cool, unruffled

Back 49

irate

Front 50

ANTONYMS:
emaciation, gauntness, scrawniness

Back 50

obesity

Front 51

ANTONYMS:
millionaire, tycoon

Back 51

pauper

Front 52

ANTONYMS:
reconciliation

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rift

Front 53

ANTONYMS:
dissimilarity, contrast, total lack

Back 53

semblance

Front 54

ANTONYMS:
be vanquished, be defeated, succumb to

Back 54

surmount

Front 55

ANTONYMS:
begin, commence, initiate

Back 55

terminate

Front 56

ANTONYMS:
original, novel, fresh, innovative

Back 56

trite