| Term | Definition |
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acclaim |
to praise strongly or applaud loudly |
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bigot |
one who is not tolerant of those people who are different in some way |
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covet |
to have a strong and envious desire for especially for something belonging to another |
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deceased |
dead |
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formidable |
causing fear or apprehension |
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ghetto |
a section a city occupied by a minority group of people who are prevented from moving to a more attractive part usually because of poverty or social pressure |
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momentous |
very important |
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oppress |
to weigh down with worry |
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overwhelm |
to defeat utterly and completely |
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perceive |
to become aware of through the senses especially the sense of sight |
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premiere |
the first performance of a play |
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prospective |
expected or likely to happen or become |
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spurn |
to refuse in a scornful way |
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staunch |
faithful true strong |
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theme |
a dominant idea as in art literature or music a topic or subject of |