Wordly Wise 3000 Book 9 Lesson 3

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15 Terms

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allude

(v) to refer to something indirectly

<p>(v) to refer to something indirectly</p>
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consecrate

(v) to dedicate to a cause; to set apart as holy

<p>(v) to dedicate to a cause; to set apart as holy</p>
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disseminate

(v) to scatter or spread widely

<p>(v) to scatter or spread widely</p>
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dote

(v) to show excessive fondness for

<p>(v) to show excessive fondness for</p>
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exhort

(v) to urge strongly; to warn

<p>(v) to urge strongly; to warn</p>
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feckless

(adj) careless or irresponsible

<p>(adj) careless or irresponsible</p>
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implicate

(v) to show to be involved in something illegal

<p>(v) to show to be involved in something illegal</p>
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lament

(v) to feel or express grief

<p>(v) to feel or express grief</p>
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monetary

(adj) relating to money or currency

<p>(adj) relating to money or currency</p>
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pensive

(adj) deep in thought; daydream-like

<p>(adj) deep in thought; daydream-like</p>
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stilted

(adj) artificially stiff or formal

<p>(adj) artificially stiff or formal</p>
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pomp

(n) a showy or dignified display

<p>(n) a showy or dignified display</p>
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subjugate

(v) to bring under control; to conquer

<p>(v) to bring under control; to conquer</p>
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trauma

(n) severe bodily injury; emotional shock

<p>(n) severe bodily injury; emotional shock</p>
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wanton

(adj) ignoring what is right; unrestrained, excessive playful or frolicsome

<p>(adj) ignoring what is right; unrestrained, excessive playful or frolicsome</p>