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TermDefinition
Fervent(adj.) passionate, intense, zealous
Traverse(v.) to travel across; to move laterally
Satiate(v.) to satisfy; to fill up
Forbear(v.) to refrain or resist a tempation or an urge
Ascertain(v.) to determine, discover, make certain of
Solicitude(n.) concern, attentiveness, eagerness
Injunction(n.) command, order, mandate, decree
Capitulate(v.) to submit completely, surrender
Effusion(n.) an emotion expressed without constraint
Impertinent(adj.) rude, especially to authority figures
Niche(n.) best position for something; recess in a wall
Cull(v.) to select, weed out
Inure(v.) to harden, accustom, become used to
Pedantry(n.) vain display of learning; habit of paying attention to academic rules
Capacious(adj.) large, roomy, extensive
Pittance(n.) a small portion, amount or wage
Dross(n.) waste, something base, trivial or inferior
Interment(n.) burial
Inexorable(adj.) inflexible, unyielding, unchangeable
Caprice(n.) an impulsive change of mind; fickleness

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Terms 20
Creator koughandan
Created November 10, 2008
Group Koughan Juniors English
Subjects None
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Unit 1 of Mr. Koughan's 11th grade English class at Manchester Essex Regional High School

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  1. Solicitude (n.) concern, attentiveness, eagerness - 22 misses
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  3. Capitulate (v.) to submit completely, surrender - 21 misses
  4. Caprice (n.) an impulsive change of mind; fickleness - 14 misses
  5. Pedantry (n.) vain display of learning; habit of paying attention to academic rules - 11 misses
  6. Forbear (v.) to refrain or resist a tempation or an urge - 11 misses
  7. Injunction (n.) command, order, mandate, decree - 11 misses