Englisg Vocab
Terms
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- sepulchre
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1. place of burial: TOMB
2. receptacle for religious relices, especially in an alter - aureate
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1. of golden color or brilliance
2. marked by grandiloquent and rhetorical style - pinion
- 1: part of a bird's wing: WING
- solemnize
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1. to perform with pomp or ceremony
2. to make solemn: DIGNIFY - glut
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1. to fill, especially with food, to satiety
2. to flood market with goods so supply exessds demand - usurp
- 1. to seize and hold by force
- prerogative
- 1. an exclusive or special right, power or privilege
- cognizance
- 1. KNOWLEDGE, AWARENESS
- bier
- 1. a stand on which a corpse or coffin is placed
- whit
- 1. the smallest particle imaginable: BIT
- acquit
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1. to pay off: REPAY, REQUITE
2. to discharge completely
3. to conduct oneself usually satisfactorily under stress - behest
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1. an authoritative order: COMMAND
2. an urgent prompting - sojourn
- 1. a temporary stay: STOP
- libation
- 1. an act of drinking, often ceremoniously
- immure
- 1. to enclose within or as if within walls: IMPRISON
- furbish
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1. to make lustrous: POLISH
2. to give a new look to: RENOVATE - harbinger
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1. a person sent ahead to provide lodgings
2. one that pioneers major change: PRECURSOR - chalice
- 1. a drinkink cup: GOBLET
- equivocate
- 1. to use vague or misleading language to deceive: LIE
- lechery
- 1. inordinate indulgence in sexual activity: LASCIVIOUSNESS
- minion
- 1. a servile dependent, follower, or underling
- verity
- 1. something that is true
- rancor
- 1. bitter deep-seated ill-will
- sundry
- MISCELLANEOUS, VARIOUS
- jocund
- 1. marked by high spirits and liveliness
- saucy
- 1. impertinently bold and impudent
- blanch
- 1. to become white or pale
- hautboy
- 1. oboe
- pernicious
- 1. highly injurious or destructive: DEADLY
- avaricious
- 1. greedy of gain
- concord
- 1. state of agreement: HARMONY