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Advanced English III

Vocabulary Words for the Final exam.

Terms

undefined, object
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appease
to bring peace, quiet, or calm to; soothe
spurned
punished
adherent
believer
intelligence
inter-league
clamored intimations
nagiing suspicious
acrimonious
sarcastic, angry
contra-, counter-
against
an-
lacking of
abominable
thoroughly detestable
wrath
fierce anger, or punishment
vexetion
anguish
spurned
reject scornfully
adulation
excessive flattery
consciousness
from the latin "skill"
trolling
method of fishing
rivet
chains
commute
travel
vindictive
vengeful
abstruse
concealed
aggrandize
makes more powerful
fanatic
a person possessed by an excessive and irrational zeal
tapple
derrocar
acute
percepted
ana-
again
abhor
to regard with disgust
admonish
regañar
fain
rather
martial
military
abs-
away from
paradox
seemingly contradictory statement that is in fact true
ab har
hate
anomaly
abnormality
manson
one who works with bricks or stone
adroit
skillful
ideology
political beliefs
supinely
horizontal "on our hands" lying inactive
auto-
self
acuity
sharpness, keenness
amiable
cordial
subjugation
control by conquering
adulterate
make, impude
remonition
objection
antipathy
repugnance
ambi-
round
subservient
acting like a servant
a-
in, on, off, to
entreaty
request, petition
idol
symbol of idolatry
naive
innocent
solace
comfort
abominations
dreadful and evil things
clanking
sound of a chain
autocracy
a government by one person
trafficked with
met
insidious
treacherous
shot
the tine metal pellets used as ammunation in a shotgun
revere
admire
ingratiating
pleasing
accolade
embrace a war
neglected
abandoned
arch-
the first
snare
trap
prostation
submission
antediluviant
ancient
whet
sharpened
extenuated
exhausted
fleet
warships
blithe
carefree and lighthearted
exquisite
sharply intense
ameliorate
improve
aberration
deviation from what is correct
altruist
concerned about others
abducted
secuestrado
amorpheous
without structure
ought
should
theocracy
a government ruled by religious authority
injunctions
commands, orders
hath
old English of had
providence
sign of good fortune
avouch
guarantee
ascribe
to attribute to a specified couse of source
adjunct
attachment
reel
to wind the fishing line back onto the reel of the fishing rod
disproportionate
out of proportion
beseech
implore urgently
marauded
attacked and raided
aldarity
eagerness, enthusiasm
animate
energize
outage
indignación
apalled
horrorizado
ad-
towards to
adept
expert
brethren
old English for brothers and sisters
slighted
put down, belittle
motivation
motus = movement
asunder
into separate parts or pieces
disregard
ignore
bi-
two
ambulatory
not stationary
abstenious
sparing in the use of food and drink
aesthete
person with cultivated beauty
ambivalence
uncertainty
suffered
permitted
aserbic
bitter, harsh
resilence
strength
ante-, anti-
before
circum-
around
dissembling
disguising the truth about something
abeyance
suspension of activity
cope
struggle
avert
prevent
avow
affirm
data
bits of information
basely
dishonourably
com-
with
predilection
a personal preference
arable
cultivate
assuage
ease
trepidation
alarm or dread
loathsome
arousing great dislike
undone
ruined
calumny
slander
jot
write down
bene-
good
pledge
promise
audacity
boldness

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