Vocab 8-10

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Vocab 8-10

irony
a way of implying the opposite of what words rlly mean, a result that contrasts with what one would expect
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irony a way of implying the opposite of what words rlly mean, a result that contrasts with what one would expect
attribute think of coming or belonging from a particular person, to regard as a quality of characteristic, characteristic or quality of a thing
infest to spread or swarm over, to live in or on a parasite
bizarre odd, fantastic, unusual
predatory preying on others, to victimize or destroy others for ones own gain
humanoid resembling a human in apperaance and behavior, being that resembles a human, human like creature from outer spacw
tolerate to permit, to put up with, recognize and repect
relevant related to the matter at hand
horde a crowd, a swarm, wandering group or tribe, to swarm or gather in a crowd
humanitarian concerned with human welfare,person devoted to helping humanity
uncanny wird, mysterious, strange
alleged to claim or state without proof, unproves, questional
culmination peak, highest point, climax, end of result
misconstrue misunderstand
ominous treatening, sinister, foreboding
manipulate operate or control with hands, to handle, control or influence dishishonesty, to trick, unfair
preposterous contrary to nature, reason, common sense, absurb, foolish
advocate one who argues for a cause, a defender, to support
lethal deadly
conspiracy secret planning, a plot for a secret plan
plaintiff a person who initates a law suit, complaining party
credentials written eveidence showing that a person has the right to a certain position or authority
larceny theft, unlawful taking and carrying away of anothers property
quorum the minimum numbers of members needed at a meeting to make official decisions
cumbersome clumsy,umweildy, hard to handle
prospective probable, expected in the future
morbid having an abnormal interest in the unwholesome, gruesome
fluous more than is needed, excessive, surplus
hoax an act that is intended to fool or decieve, something that has been established by fraudalent means

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