English honors 2 vocab words weeks 15-28

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Used in Mr. Kade's honors class- hope this helps :)

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greg
crowd; flock
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habit; hibit
have; hold
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hap
by chance
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helio
sun
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hetero
other
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gregarious
social; fond of the company of others
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inhibit
restrain; prevent
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haphazard
characterized by lack of order or planning; random
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heliocentric
measured from the center of the sun
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heterogeneous
different in kind; dissimilar; mixed
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hol
whole
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homo
same; man
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hydr
water
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hyper
too much; excess
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hypo
too little; under
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holistic
emphasizing the importance of the whole and the interdependence of its parts
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homogeneous
of the same kind
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dehydrate
remove water from; dry out
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hyperbole
exaggeration; overstatement
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hypothetical
based on assumptions; supposed
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in; ig; iml ir
not
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in; il; im; ir
in; on; into
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inter
between; among
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intra; intr
within
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it; iter
between; among
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incorrigible
not correctable
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implicate
incriminate; show to be involved
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intervene
come between; intercede; mediate
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intrinsic
essential; inherent; built-in; belonging to a thing by its very nature
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reiterate
repeat; to say repeatedly
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ject; jet
throw
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jour
day
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jud
judge
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junct; jug
join
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jur
swear; law
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abject
wretched; lacking pride; utterly hopeless
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sojourn
temporary stay
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judicious
wise; sound in judgement
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subjugate
conquer; bring under control
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conjure
to affect or influence as if by magic
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lat
side
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leg; lec; lex
read; speak
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lev
light
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lig; li; ly
bind
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ling; lang
tongue
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collateral
security given for a loan
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lexicon
a dictionary or word book
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levity
lack of seriousness; lightness
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liaison
contract keeping parts of an organization in communication; go between
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linguistic
pertaining to language
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liter
letter
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lith
stone
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loqu; loc; log
speech; thought
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luc; lum
light
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lud; lus
play
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literal
in accordance with the strict meaning of a word
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monolithic
consisting of one piece; unbroken; unyielding
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eloquence
expressiveness; persuasive speech
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lucid
easily understood; clear
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ludicrous
laughable; ridiculous
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marco
large
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mag; maj; mas; max
great
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mal
bad
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man
hand
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mar
sea
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macrocosm
the entire world; the universe
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magnanimous
generous; good hearted
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malady
an illness
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manifest
evident; visible; obvious
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maritime
relating to the sea; nautical
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medi
middle
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mega
great
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mem; men
remember
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meter; metr; mens
measure
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micro
small
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mediate
settle a dispute through the services of an outsider
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megalith
a very large stone used in various prehistoric architecture
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reminiscence
the act of recalling past experience
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commensurate
of the same size or duration
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microcosm
small world; the world in miniature
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mis
wrong; bad; hate
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mit; miss
send
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moll
soft
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mon; monit
to warn
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mono
one
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misconsture
to interpret incorrectly, misjudge
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missive
a letter or note
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mollify
to calm in temper or feeling; to soothe
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admonish
to warn; reprove
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monotony
sameness leading to boredom
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mor
custom; manner
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mort; mor
dead
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morph
shape
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move; mot; mob; mom
move
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mut
change
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morose
ill-humored; sullen, melancholy
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morbid
given to unwholesome thought; moody; characteristic of disease
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metamorphosis
change of form; major transformation
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momentum
quantity (or force) of motion of a moving body
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immutable
not subject or susceptible to change