T2 WP2

Pls dont fail

abdicate

to give up the power to rule

edict

an official public proclamation having the force of law

indict

to charge with a crime

interdict

to forbid in a formal and authoritative manner

sentient

responsive to or conscious of sense impressions

setentious

likes to quote moralistic clichés

assent

to agree to something, especially after thoughtful consideration

consent

agreement about action or opinion

dissent

to have a difference of opinion

presentiment

a feeling that something is about to happen

resent

to feel or express ill will or annoyance at

antecedent

the noun that a pronoun takes the place of

abscess

a localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue

accede

to express approval or give consent often in response to urging

concede

to accept as true, valid, or accurate

incessant

continuing without interruption

intercede

to intervene between parties with a view to reconciling differences

predecessor

a person who held a previous decision

imprimatur

formal approval for a document to be published

suppress

to put down by authority or force

gradient

a part sloping upward or downward

aggressive

marked by combative readiness

congress

the act of coming together and meeting

degrade

to lower in grade, rank, or status

digress

to turn aside from the main topic of attention

regressive

becoming less advanced

transgression

a sin