Vocab 6

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austere

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strict; severe in appearance or manner; plain

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correlate

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n. established in orderly connection
v. to show a casual relationship between

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bestow

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v. to confer or present as a gift or an honor; to apply or dedicate for a purpose

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furtive

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adj. stealthy; secretive

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mercenary

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n. one that serves merely for wages; a paid soldier who will fight for any country for money
adj. serving merely for pay or sordid advantage

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permeate

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v. to pass throug openings or poses; to spread throughout

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populace

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n. the masses; the common people; a population

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accost

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v. to approach and speak to, often in a challenging or aggressive way

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rapacious

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adj. given to seizing for plunder or the satisfaction of greed; inordinately greedy; predatory; extortionate

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recalcitrant

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adj. stubbornly disobedient; difficult to deal with

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appraisal

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n. an expert valuation; an estimate of quality or quanity

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proletarian

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adj. of or beloning to the working class
n. a person belonging to the working class

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undermine

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v. to dig from beneath; to wear away and weaken the supports of; to weaken or injure, especaially by guileful means

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exhaustive

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adj. leaving out nothing; comprehensive

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elation

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n. high spirits; a feeling of exaltation due to relief or triumph

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apprise

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v. to notify; to give notice to

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camaraderie

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n. the spirit of goodwill, loyalty, and understanding among friends; good fellowship

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enormity

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n. outrageousness; vastness

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recrimination

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n. the act of making an accusaton in return; a counteraccuation

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pernicious

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adj. very harmful; highly injurious; causing moral harm

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austere

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strict; severe in appearance or manner; plain

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correlate

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n. established in orderly connection
v. to show a casual relationship between

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bestow

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v. to confer or present as a gift or an honor; to apply or dedicate for a purpose

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furtive

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adj. stealthy; secretive

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mercenary

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n. one that serves merely for wages; a paid soldier who will fight for any country for money
adj. serving merely for pay or sordid advantage

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permeate

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v. to pass throug openings or poses; to spread throughout

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populace

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n. the masses; the common people; a population

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accost

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v. to approach and speak to, often in a challenging or aggressive way

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rapacious

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adj. given to seizing for plunder or the satisfaction of greed; inordinately greedy; predatory; extortionate

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recalcitrant

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adj. stubbornly disobedient; difficult to deal with

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appraisal

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n. an expert valuation; an estimate of quality or quanity

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proletarian

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adj. of or beloning to the working class
n. a person belonging to the working class

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undermine

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v. to dig from beneath; to wear away and weaken the supports of; to weaken or injure, especaially by guileful means

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exhaustive

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adj. leaving out nothing; comprehensive

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elation

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n. high spirits; a feeling of exaltation due to relief or triumph