Set: English vocab the Odyssey book

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Term Definition
ordained predestined
patrimony an inheritance from a father or other ancestor
baleful deadly, sinister
buffets to strike against forcefully
relent to give in
renown the state of being famous
retainers a servant or attendant
din a jumble of loud and harsh sounds
engendering to bring into existence
divining and divination to know by inspiration, prediction
sage having wisdom
lament mourn
cunning given ability to deceive
shroud a cloth used to wrap a body for burial
foreboding to indicate the likelihood of, portend; to prophecy or predict
malice extreme ill will or spite
insolent extremely disrespectful
precedence claimed or received because of superiority
hekatomb a sacrifice of 100 oxen/cattle
stratagem military maneuver designed to deceive or surprise an enemy
pacify to ease anger or agitation of
rite a ceremonial act or series of acts
mulled to ponder extensively
illustrious well-known, distinguished
lithe flexible, limber
desolation ruin, devestation
revel to take great pleasure or delight; to pluck, retract, pull back
surfeit overindulgence in food or drink
dissemble to disguise or conceal behind a false appearance
clamor to exclaim insistently and noisily

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Created December 6, 2007
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  1. stratagemmilitary maneuver designed to deceive or surprise an enemy - 4 misses
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  3. balefuldeadly, sinister - 2 misses
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  5. divining and divinationto know by inspiration, prediction - 2 misses
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  7. precedenceclaimed or received because of superiority - 2 misses