| Term | Definition |
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adjunct |
an accessory, something added on |
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coalesce |
to come together |
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congeal |
to thicken |
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consensus |
an agreement |
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contiguous |
lying side by side |
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fission |
a splitting apart |
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juxtapose |
to place side by side |
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pact |
a formal agreement between two countries, a bargain |
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abdicate |
to give up power |
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accord |
to be in agreement |
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allege |
to declare something is true without proof |
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condone |
to forgive or disregard as an offense |
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debunk |
to prove false |
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decree |
order |
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inquiry |
a request for information |
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ratify |
to approve, usually a law |
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ambiguous |
unclear |
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itinerant |
nomadic, constantly moving |
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kinetic |
moving |
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obscure |
hidden or dark, hard to see |
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writhe |
to twist |