Vocabulary VI
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- reverberate
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force back, echo, relfect
become driven back, become reflected - lucent
- shining; bright ; luminous; clear
- cull
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something rejected as inferior or worthless; a silly person; a fool
pick out; slect from a group - autopsy
- dead body medical examination
- vogue
- the fashion; popular acceptance or favor, one in fashion at a particlar time
- reverie
- dreamy thoughts, a daydream, condition iof being lost in thought
- lucid
- easy to follow or understand; having full use of one's faculities
- Culmination
- reaching the highest point
- avarice
- greedy desire for money or property
- volatile
- tending to erupt into violence; fickle; characterized by rapid change
- debonair
- lighthearted ; nonchalant; smoothly trough often superficially polite and affable
- jargon
- meaningless talk or writing the language of a special group or profession
- ponderous
- very heavy; clumsy, dull, tiresom
- amnesty
- a general pardon for past ofeses against the government
- delete
- eliminate
- revile
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call bad names; abuse with words
use abusive language - lucrative
- bringing in money; profitable
- avid
- eager; greedy
- clandestine
- condcted in secrecy; private; concealed
- dotage
- decline of mental poise and alterness brought on by old age