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Ch. 14

Terms

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profit
(v.) to create a gain from a business
integrate
(v.) 1. to bring together; 2. to blend into a whole
conceal
(v.) to hide or keep out of sight
bulky
(adj.) 1. clumsy; 2. massive; 3. large
identity
(n.) 1. individuality, uniqueness; 2. what or who a person or thing is
swindle
(n.) a fraud or cheating act
gnaw
(v.) 1. to eat or chew at; 2. to erode or wear away
quaint
(adj.) unusual in an amusing or intresting way
ambiguous
(adj.) 1. unclear ; 2. uncertain; 3. having more than onemeaning
inflict
(v.) 1. to give by striking; 2. to cause to be endured
expedition
(n.) a journey undertaken for a specific purpose
negligent
(adj.) indifferent, careless
nullify
(v.) 1. to put an end to; 2. to make no value; 3. to invalidate
lax
(adj.) 1. not tense,loose,relaxed; 2. carless; 3. not strict enough
defect
(n.) 1. a flaw; 2. weakness; 3. imperfection
profit
(n.) 1. the earnings from a business; 2. a gain; 3. benefit
velocity
(n.) 1. quickness; 2. rate of speed
elegance
(n.) 1. good taste; 2. distinction
swindle
(v.) 1. to cheat; 2. to trick
nautical
(adj.) having to do with sailors,ships,or navigation
scenic
(adj.) having an attractive or pleasing landscape
enchant
(v.) to deeply attract or rouse to great admiration
stifle
(v.) 1. to smother or suffocate; 2. to hold back
pacifist
(adj.) 1. of or relatingto the opposition of war or violence
meteoric
(adj.) 1. of or like a mass of stone or metal that comes toward Earth from outer space; 2. happening fast or suddenly
pacifist
(n.) one who opposes war or violence
retaliate
(v.) to return or pay back a wrong, especially to get revenge
dignified
(adj.) 1. showing or expressing the quality of being worthy or honored; 2. having dignity; 3. noble; 4. serious

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