Set: Vocabulary List 2: Words that have suffixes

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Term Definition
agrarian having to do with agriculture or farming
antagonist one that contends with or opposes another
bigotry unreasonable zeal in favor of a party, sect, or opinion; excessive prejudice
consummate to complete, to carry to the utmost degree
copious abundant; plentiful; in great quantities
cryptic hidden; secret; having a hidden or ambiguous meaning
deferment the act of putting off or delaying; postponement
exacerbate to make more violent, bitter, or severe
furtive done in a stealthy manner; sly and underhanded
laudable praiseworthy
geology the study of the history of the earth and its life, especially as recorded in rocks
minimize to play down; to keep to a minimum
mutation the act or progress of changing
obsolescence the state of being outdated
parity the state or condition of being the same in power, value or rank; equality
pragmatism faith in the practical approach
provocative something that stirs up an action
puerile childish, silly, immature
rectify to make right; to correct
relentless harsh; unmoved by pity; unstoppable
venerate to look upon with deep respect and reverence

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Creator joshchacko
Created July 11, 2008
Group Vocabulary and Spelling
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  1. exacerbateto make more violent, bitter, or severe - 14 misses
  2. consummateto complete, to carry to the utmost degree - 12 misses
  3. provocativesomething that stirs up an action - 12 misses
  4. defermentthe act of putting off or delaying; postponement - 10 misses
  5. pragmatismfaith in the practical approach - 8 misses
  6. antagonistone that contends with or opposes another - 7 misses
  7. bigotryunreasonable zeal in favor of a party, sect, or opinion; excessive prejudice - 6 misses