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What does the word 'abridge' mean?
What does the word 'abridge' mean?
- to disagree
- to drive out by magic
- a raider or plunderer
- to make shorter (correct)
What is an 'adherent'?
What is an 'adherent'?
a follower, supporter
What does 'altercation' refer to?
What does 'altercation' refer to?
an angry argument
The word 'cherubic' describes someone who is:
The word 'cherubic' describes someone who is:
What does 'condone' mean?
What does 'condone' mean?
What does 'dissent' mean?
What does 'dissent' mean?
What does the verb 'exorcise' mean?
What does the verb 'exorcise' mean?
Which of the following best describes 'eminent'?
Which of the following best describes 'eminent'?
What does 'fabricate' mean?
What does 'fabricate' mean?
Define 'gluttony'.
Define 'gluttony'.
What does 'irate' mean?
What does 'irate' mean?
What is a 'marauder'?
What is a 'marauder'?
What does 'pauper' mean?
What does 'pauper' mean?
What does 'pilfer' mean?
What does 'pilfer' mean?
What does 'rift' refer to?
What does 'rift' refer to?
Define 'semblance'.
Define 'semblance'.
What does 'surmount' mean?
What does 'surmount' mean?
What does 'terminate' mean?
What does 'terminate' mean?
What does 'trite' mean?
What does 'trite' mean?
What does 'usurp' mean?
What does 'usurp' mean?
Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes
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Abridge:
- Means to shorten or condense something.
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Adherent:
- Refers to a person who follows or supports a leader, cause, or idea.
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Altercation:
- Describes a heated or angry argument between individuals.
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Cherubic:
- Characterizes someone or something as angelic or innocent, often depicted as a child with a round face.
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Condone:
- Involves overlooking or pardoning an offense or wrongdoing.
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Dissent:
- Indicates a disagreement or difference in opinion.
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Exorcise:
- Means to remove or drive out something troublesome, often associated with supernatural connotations.
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Eminent:
- Describes someone who is renowned or distinguished in a particular field.
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Fabricate:
- Refers to the act of creating or manufacturing, but can also imply inventing a story or lie.
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Gluttony:
- The act of indulging excessively in eating or drinking, reflecting extreme greed.
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Irate:
- Describes a state of being angry or furious.
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Marauder:
- Refers to a person who engages in raiding or plundering.
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Pauper:
- Denotes an individual living in extreme poverty.
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Pilfer:
- Means to steal items in small quantities or amounts.
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Rift:
- Indicates a split or breach, often in relationships or agreements.
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Semblance:
- Refers to a likeness or external appearance, which may not necessarily reflect reality.
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Surmount:
- Means to overcome obstacles or rise above challenges.
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Terminate:
- Involves bringing something to an end or conclusion.
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Trite:
- Describes something that is common or clichéd, often due to overuse.
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Usurp:
- Refers to the act of seizing power or position by force or without rightful claim.
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Test your knowledge with this vocabulary quiz from Unit 3 of Pre-AP English. Each flashcard presents a word along with its definition to help you reinforce your understanding of key terms. Perfect for students looking to expand their vocabulary and prepare for exams.
