WHS LGR VI Units 18 & 19
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lynnedaeuber on August 14, 2011
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Latin and Greek Roots VI
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23 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 ludicrous | so unbelievable as to seem ridiculous |
| allude | to mention without going into detail |
| collusion | a secret agreement for wrong or unlawful purposes |
| interlude | period between two events or scenes |
| derisive | treating with ridicule; scornful |
| risible | drawing laughter or amusement; ridiculous |
| felicitous | perfectly suitable; appropriate |
| infelicitous | unfortunate; unhappy |
| felicity | happiness; bliss |
| dour | gloomy and stern |
| obdurate | wickedly stubborn; obstinate |
| duress | the use of force or threats to make someone act |
| flux | continuous change; instability |
| influx | a massive movement into |
| confluence | a meeting of two or more people, events, or circumstances; merging |
| irrepressible | impossible to hold back or control |
| suppress | to put down by force |
| reprimand | a harsh or formal scolding |
| implicate | to show that someone has a connection with a crime |
| explicate | to systematically explain or outline |
| duplicitous | intentionally misleading; deceptive |
| inexplicable | impossible to explain or understand |
| complicity | involvement in something wrong or unlawful |
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