English 11 Vocabulary Semester Two Surfeited – given too much of something.

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English 11 Vocabulary Semester Two

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English 11 Vocabulary Semester Two

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Surfeited

– given too much of something

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addled

confused

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imminent

About to happen or occur

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palatable

Tasty

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grueling

Severely demanding

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nomad

A wanderer

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clandestine

secret

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chronic

Occurring frequently

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Ideology

– set of beliefs

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cower

cringe in fear

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devour

Eat quickly

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audacious

fearlessly daring

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overt

openlypublic

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trepidation

fear

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alias

assumed name

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fortitude

bravery

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Bluff

– fool; steep cliff

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elicit

bring out

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compatible

In harmonyTogether

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consistent

Constant throughoutAlways the same

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altercation

A fight

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antagonize

AggravateTreat in a hostile

manner

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voracious

Very hungry

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enigma

mystery or puzzle

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apprise

inform

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domicile

A house or residence

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colossal

Huge Immense

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forte

Personal strong point

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idiom

Phrase not meant literally

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inadvertent

AccidentalNot intentional

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infraction

A violation of a rule or law

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meticulous

Particular with details

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dilapidated

Falling apart

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salutary

beneficial

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perennial

EverlastingOccurring yearly

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Crass

– coarsely stupid

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Complaisant

– obliging

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sinecure

Easy, good-paying job

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Abashed

Embarrassed

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taciturn

habitually silent

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prevaricate

To lie; not tell the truth

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blatant

Offensively obvious

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impious

Lacking reverence or respect

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rationalize

seek reasons to justify


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