Voc. 12 Level C
Terms
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abdicate
-spell - to resign, formally give up an office or duty
- bestow
- to give up as a gift
- capacious
- able to hold much, roomy
- caustic
- able to burn or eat away by chemical action
- crusade
- a strong movement to advance a cause or idea; to campaign, work vigorously
- deface
- to injure or destroy the surface or appearance of; to damage the value
- embargo
- an order forbidding the trade in or movement of commercial goods; to forbid to enter or leave port
- fallacy
- a false notion or belief
- levity
- a lack of seriousness or earnestness, especially about things that should be treated with respect
- mendicant
- a beggar; depending on begging for a living
- nauseate
- to make sick to the stomach
- negate
- to nullify, deny, bring to nothing
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pivotal
-spell - vitally important, essential
- recipient
- one who receives; receiving
- ruse
- an action designed to confuse or mislead, a trick
- teem
- to become filled to overflowing
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tenet
-spell - an opion, belief, or principle held to be true
- tractable
- easily managed, easy to deal with
- ungainly
- clumsy, awkward
- voracions
- having a huge appetite, greedy, ravenous
- capacious-pronunciation
- ca 'pa cious
- embargo-pronunciation
- em 'bar go
- fallacy-part of speech
- noun
- levity-pronunciation
- 'lev i ty
- nauseate-part of speech
- verb
- tractable-pronunciation
- 'trac ta ble
- voracious-part of speech
- adj.
- tractable-antonym
- refractory
- ungainly-antonym
- graceful
- mendicant-antonym
- a millionaire
- nauseate-antonym
- to delight