Sparknotes 2

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mongolianbeeef  on August 19, 2007

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Sparknotes 2

debauch
V. to corrupt by means of sensual pleasures
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debauch V. to corrupt by means of sensual pleasures
decry V. to criticize openly
defile V. to make unclean, impure
delegate V. to hand over responsibility for something
demagogue N. a leader who appeals to a people's prejudices
demarcation N. the marking of boundaries or categories
demure Adj. quiet, modest, reserved
denigrate V. to belittle, diminish the opinion of
derelict Adj. abandoned, run-down
desiccated Adj. dried up, dehydrated
despot N. one who has total power and rules brutally
destitute Adj. impoverished, utterly lacking
diaphanous Adj. light, airy, transparent
dirge N. a mournful song, especially for a funeral
disaffected Adj. rebellious, resentful of authority
discomfit V. to thwart, baffle
dither V. to be indecisive
divisive Adj. causing dissent, discord
dour Adj. stern, joyless
duress N. hardship, threat
edict N. an order, decree
efface V. to wipe out, obliterate, rub away
efficacious Adj. effective
effulgent Adj. radiant, splendorous
embezzle V. to steal money by falsifying records
emend V. to correct or revise a written text
emollient Adj. soothing
enamor V. to fill with love, fascinate, usually used in passive form followed by "of" or
enmity N. ill will, hatred, hostility
entail V. to include as a necessary step
epistolary Adj. relating to or contained in letters
epitome N. a perfect example, embodiment
equanimity N. composure
etymology N. the history of words, their origin and development
evanescent Adj. fleeting, momentary
evince V. to show, reveal
exalt V. to glorify, praise
excursion N. a trip or outing
execrable Adj. loathsome, detestable
exhort V. to urge, prod, spur
exigent Adj. urgent, critical
exorbitant Adj. excessive
expiate V. to make amends for, atone
extant Adj. existing, not destroyed or lost
exult V. to rejoice
facade N. the wall of a building; a deceptive appearance or attitude
fatuous Adj. silly, foolish
fecund Adj. fruitful, fertile
felicitious Adj. well suited, apt
forage V. to graze, rummage for food

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