Quizlet Unit 4-6 Review

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  1. abscond: to run off and hide
  2. access: approach or admittance
  3. accomplice: a person who takes part in a crime
  4. anarchy: lack of government; confusion
  5. annihilate: to completely destroy
  6. arbitrary: based on ones will or whim
  7. arduous: hard to do
  8. atone: to make up for
  9. auspicious: lucky, favorable
  10. biased: prejudiced
  11. bondage: slavery
  12. brazen: shameless and bold
  13. catalyst: an agent that causes change
  14. credible: believable
  15. daunt: to intimidate
  16. defray: to pay for
  17. diligent: hardworking; not lazy
  18. disentangle: to free from tangles or complications
  19. doleful: sad; dreary
  20. exodus: large-scale departure
  21. facilitate: to make easier
  22. fated: destined; preordained
  23. ghastly: frightful; horrible
  24. hamper: to hold back
  25. hew: to cut down with an ax
  26. hoodwink: to trick
  27. impoverished: poor, in a state of poverty
  28. inanimate: nonliving; without energy
  29. incessant: never stopping; continuous
  30. incinerate: to burn
  31. incorrigible: not able to be corrected
  32. intrepid: brave and fearless
  33. intricate: complicated; difficult to understand
  34. larceny: theft
  35. latent: not yet realized; under the surface
  36. lucid: easy to understand; clear
  37. militant: an activist that is given to fighting
  38. morose: gloomy, sullen; not sociable
  39. opaque: no letting in light
  40. paramount: chief in importance, above all others
  41. pliant: bending readily; easily influenced
  42. pompous: arrogant; overly self-important
  43. posthumous: happening or published after death
  44. prattle: to talk in an aimless manner; to babble
  45. precipice: a very steep cliff; the edge of disaster
  46. prim: overly neat, precise
  47. rebut: to offer arguments or evidence that contradicts
  48. rectify: to make right or correct
  49. reprieve: a temporary delay; postponement
  50. reprimand: to scold; a rebuke
  51. revile: to attack with words
  52. sardonic: grimly or scornfully mocking
  53. servitude: slavery or forced labor
  54. slapdash: careless and hasty
  55. stagnant: not running or flowing
  56. succumb: to give way to superior force; yield
  57. superfluous: exeeding what is sufficient, excess
  58. supplant: to take the place of
  59. taunt: to jeer or mock
  60. tenacious: holding fast; persistent