English 9A Vocab Quiz 8&9 Joint

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repudiate definition (v)

refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid (AKA to reject smthn)

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avaricious definition (adj)

having or showing an extreme greed for wealth or material gain (being greedy)

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superfluous definition (adj)

exceeding what is sufficient or necessary (overdoing)

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prosaically definiton (adv)

something done in an ordinary or uninteresting way (boring way to do things)

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spurious definition (adj)

not being what it claims to be (being fake)

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diminution definition (n)

a reduction in the size or importance of something (shrinking something)

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respite definition (n)

a short period of rest or relief from something difficult or unpleasant (break from a hard job)

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remonstrance definition (n)

the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest (strongy disagreeing w/ smthn and showing it)

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abject definition (adj)

existing in a low state/condition (bad state of life)

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intercede definition (v)

intervene on behalf of another (being an upstander for someone)

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multifarious definition (adj)

having many aspects; occuring in great variety (a lot of traits)

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archaic definition (adj)

of, relation to, or characteristic of an earlier or more primitive time (being ancient or old)

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vendetta definition (n)

a prolonged or bitter quarrel or campaign against someone (grudge)

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inimical definition (adj)

reflecting or indicating hostility (being hostile)

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inscrutable definition (adj)

difficult to understand or interpret (non-understandable)

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wanton definition (adj)

having no just foundation or provocation (no reason for doing smthn)

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repudiate sentence (v)

he has publicly repudiated the government's policies

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prosaically sentence (adv)

while your poet friend announces that the sky is weeping, you might more prosaically say it's just raining.

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remonstrance sentence (n)

when the teacher gave extra homework over the weekend, the students voiced their remonstrance by groaning loudly in class.

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avaricious sentence (adj)

the dragon in the story was portrayed as avaricious, hoarding all the treasure for itself and refusing to share with anyone else.

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wanton sentence (adj)

the reckless teenager drove his car at a wanton speed, ignoring the safety rules and putting himself and others in danger.

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vendetta sentence (n)

after losing the game, Tim started a vendetta against his friend by hiding his favorite video game

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diminution sentence (n)

after eating half of his sandwich, Tim noticed a diminution in its size.

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multifarious sentence (adj)

the magician possessed multifarious talents.

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spurious sentence (adj)

the rumor about aliens invading the town turned out to be spurious, as there was no evidence to support it.

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inimical sentence (adj)

the dark clouds gathering in the sky were inimical to our plans for a picnic in the park.

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archaic sentence (adj)

the knight rode valiantly into battle, wielding his sword against his foes in archaic armor.

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respite sentence (n)

after hours of studying, Maria took a short respite to relax and recharge before tackling her homework.

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intercede sentence (v)

seeing her friends arguing, Sarah decided to intercede and help them find a solution to their disagreement.

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inscrutable sentence (adj)

the old map was inscrutable, with faded lines and symbols that no one could understand.

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abject sentence (adj)

after failing the test, Tim felt abject as he walked home, knowing he disappointed his parents.

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superfluous sentence (adj)

bringing an umbrella on a sunny day seemed superfluous, but Sarah insisted on carrying it just in case.

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