ELA vocab final- Sem 1

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suicide
killing yourself
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homicide
killing someone else
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genocide
killing a race, ethnic group
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pesticide
killing rats, mice, rodents
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patricide
killing your father
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matricide
killing your mother
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sororicide
killing your sister
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fratricide
killing your brother, country men
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parricide
killing your parent, lord, master
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regicide
killing a king
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infanticide
killing your own child
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insecticide
killing bugs
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herbicide
killing weeds
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fungicide
killing a fungus
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malpractice
professional error or blunder
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malice
intentional harm; damage
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malignant
harmful; needs removal
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malign
to write, speak damaging words
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malady
a common illness
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maladroit
clumsy or awkward
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malediction
a parting curse
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malevolent
wicked, evil
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malaprop (ism)
humorous misuse of a word
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malcontent
one who is unhappy with the system
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malodorous
stinky, rank
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introvert
someone who is shy, withdrawn
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intrastate
within the state
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intramural
within the building
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intravenous
within the vein, through the veins
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intraspect
to ponder; to reflect on yourself
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intrinsic
natural; comes from within
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sophic
wise, intellectual
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sophistry
clever, but illogical reasoning
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philosophy
the underlying truth or principle
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sophomore
a second-year person; “a wise fool”
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sophomoric
silly, immature, foolish
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sophisticated
complex, complicated
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habitat
Place where an organism lives
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habit
a constant life behavior; a uniform for life
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habitual
something that is done out of habit
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rehabilitate
to give new life to
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habitable
capable of being lived in
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inhabitable
also capable of being lived in
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uninhabitable
can't be lived in
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cohabit
to live together with the opposite gender (without being married)
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misspell
to spell incorrectly
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Misdemeanor
minor crime
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mischievous
causes mischief
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misconception
wrong information
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misconstrue
to interpret wrongly
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misnomer
a wrong name or classification
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misanthrope
(n.) a person who hates or despises people
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misandry
hatred of men
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misogyny
hatred of women
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misopedia
hatred of children
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miscreant
an evil villain
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chronology
events arranged by time and date
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chronic
all the time
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chronicles
a record, history of the past
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synchronize
to coordinate in time
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chronometer
instrument for measuring time very accurately
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anachronism
something out of the proper time period
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temper
to harden by heat; to make milder (words)
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temperate
mild, has no extreme, no voices, no booze
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temperament
usual mood, personality
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temperamental
moody, easily agitated, unpredictable
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tempest
a violent storm
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tempestuous
violent
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morbid
deals with death
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mortuary
a place for preparing the dead
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mortal
capable of death; fatal
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mourn
to grieve over a death
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immortal
can't die
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morgue
a place for storing the dead
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mortician
one who prepares the dead
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morose
sad; gloomy
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moribund
dying out; approaching death (like a fad; policy)
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moratorium
a ban; stoppage of a practice
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mortify
to humiliate; kill ego
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rigor mortis
the hardening of the body after death
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benevolent
kind, nice
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benefactor
a supporter; a sponsor
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benediction
a parting blessing
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beneficiary
one who receives goods/money from others; wills
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benign
harmless; won't hurt
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bona fide
genuine; authentic
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pro bono
"for the good of man," no charge
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bon voyage
good trip!
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bon appetit
good meal!
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omnipotent
all-powerful
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omniscient
all-knowing
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omnipresent
everywhere
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omnivore
eats all
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herbivore
eats plants
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carnivore
eats meat
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omnifarious
made up of all types
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multifarious
made up of many types
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omnibus
(n.) a vehicle for all; (adj.) hodge-podge, assorted, collected
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exeunt omnes
all leave
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hydrophilic
needs constant moisture