Vocab

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ABSCOND

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TO DEPART HASTILY AND SECRETLY, ESPECIALLY TO ESCAPE THE LAW.

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ACQUIT

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TO DECLARE INNOCENT; TO ABSOLVE.

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ADULTERATE

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TO CHEAPEN BY ADDING INFERIOR INGREDIENTS; TO CORRUPT.

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ALIENATE

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TO MAKE UNFRIENDLY; TO ESTRANGE.

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BLASPHEME

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TO SPEAK PROFANELY OF GOD OR SACRED THINGS; TO CURSE.

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BUNGLE

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TO BOTCH; TO PERFORM CLUMSILY.

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CANONIZE

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TO DECLARE A DEAD PERSON TO BE A SAINT

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CANVASS

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TO GO THROUGH A DISTRICT ASKING FOR VOTES, OPINIONS, OR ORDERS.

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CAUTERIZE

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TO SEAR W/ A HOT IRON, AS TO CURE WOUNDS

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CONDONE

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TO PARDON OR OVERLOOK A FAULT

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DECIMATE

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TO KILL MANY OF.

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DEIFY

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TO MAKE A GOD OF; TO EXALT AND IDEALIZE

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DISCONCERT

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TO EMBARRASS; TO CONFUSE; TO UPSET

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DISPARAGE

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TO BELITTLE; TO SPEAK OF WITH CONTEMPT

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DISSEMINATE

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TO SCATTER EVERYWHERE; TO SPREAD, AS IF SOWING

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ELUCIDATE

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TO MAKE CLEAR; TO EXPLAIN

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EXPURGATE

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TO REMOVE OBSCENE OR OBJECTIONABLE MATTER; TO PURGE

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EXTRADITE

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TO RETURN A FUGITIVE TO ANOTHER STATE OR NATION

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HAGGLE

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TO ARGUE IN PETTY FASHION ABOUT TERMS AND PRICES.

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HECKLE

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TO HARASS W/ QUESTIONS AND SARCASTIC REMARKS

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IMMOBILIZE

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TO MAKE UNABLE TO MOVE; TO FIX IN PLACE

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IMPEACH

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TO ACCUSE AN OFFICIAL OF WRONGDOING

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INTIMIDATE

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TO MAKE TIMID; TO CONTROL ACTION BY INDUCING FEAR

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LAUD

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TO PRAISE

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ORIENT

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TO ADJUST TO A SITUATION

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OSTRACIZE

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TO EXCLUDE FROM SOCIETY; TO BANISH

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PANDER

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TO HELP SATISFY THE BASE DESIRES OF OTHERS

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PROCRASTINATE

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TO DELAY, TO POSTPONE ACTION

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PROGNOSTICATE

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TO PREDICT; TO FORETELL

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RANT

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TO SPEAK WILDLY; TO RAVE

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RAZE

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TO TEAR TO THE GROUND; TO DEMOLISH

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RECANT

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TO RENOUNCE FORMALLY ONE'S PREVIOUS STATEMENTS

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SIMULATE

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TO PRETEND; TO IMITATE; TO COUNTERFEIT

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SLANDER

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TO UTTER FALSEHOODS INJURING SOMEONE'S REPUTATION.

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SMIRK

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TO SMILE IN A CONCEITED OR AFFECTED MANNER

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SUPERSEDE

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TO TAKE THE PLACE OF; TO REPLACE; TO SUPPLANT