| Term | Definition |
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acquiescence |
passive or unprotesting agreement |
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alluvial |
formed from sediment deposited by flowing water |
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amorphous |
shapeless |
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appalling |
causing distress and fear |
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appendage |
something added or attached |
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assent |
to agree |
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benevolent |
kind |
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blanched |
drained of color;whitened |
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capitulate |
to give up |
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conjure |
to call up, as if by magic |
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desolation |
barrenness; abandoment |
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foment |
to cause to grow; incite |
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gaudiness |
tasteless showiness |
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guileless |
free of deceit or cunning |
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inaudible |
not able to be heard |
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incongruous |
inconsistent or incompatible |
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inevitable |
impossible to avoid |
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intangible |
incapable of being perceived by the senses |
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interim |
period of time between events |
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intuitively |
in a manner based on insight rather than logic |
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ludicrous |
ridiculous |
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mortified |
deeply embarrassed or ashamed |
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overt |
easy to observe |
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pothumous |
occuring after death |
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premonition |
an inner sense of forboding |
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rapt |
deeply absorbed |
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rescind |
to reverse or cancel |
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sedate |
serene and dignified |
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semblance |
an outward appearance |
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subside |
to sink to a normal level |
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subterranean |
underground |
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sustenance |
nourishment |
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tenacious |
persistent; holding strong |
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unscathed |
unhurt |
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valediction |
farewell speech |
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volition |
free will |
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vulnerable |
able to be hurt |
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caravan |
a group of travelers journeying togehter in a specific type of transportation |
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obelisk |
a tapering, four sided shaft of stone |