The vocabulary terms from Vocab Groups 1-5; these may not be the best or the most common definitions of these words, but these are the ones that Danforth told us in class.
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| a ridiculous or absurd imitation | ||
| direct or to the point | ||
| a long formal work | ||
| a company owned by a larger company | ||
| to prove true, to verify, or to confirm | ||
| freedom or exemption from punishment | ||
| a period of assosciation or employment | ||
| an arrangement of dots | ||
| weak, insubstantial, or flimsy | ||
| sickly thin, extremely thin | ||
| a period of assosciation | ||
| harsh, rigid, or severe | ||
| a state of surprise or awe | ||
| submissive or inferior | ||
| a deadlock or stalemate | ||
| perfect or flawless | ||
| poor or bankrupt | ||
| clear or transparent | ||
| healing or curing | ||
| honorary or symbolic | ||
| to overflow | ||
| worldy or secular | ||
| to update or modernize | ||
| believable or defendable | ||
| twisting or winding | ||
| to rise above or exceed | ||
| temporary, short-lived, or brief | ||
| to make up off hand | ||
| an unproved assertion | ||
| a major or important belief | ||
| to express sympathy or sorrow | ||
| to calm or soothe or to make less severe | ||
| indescribable or unable to be put into words | ||
| foul smelling or stinking | ||
| bright colored or shiny | ||
| of the earliest ages | ||
| indifferent or unconcerned | ||
| a mass, group, or cluster | ||
| to seclude or isolate | ||
| without moral restraint | ||
| a shrill or grating sound | ||
| unable to be changed | ||
| abstract | ||
| to beg or plead | ||
| unconquerable, secure, and unyielding | ||
| wasteful, reckless | ||
| shallow, lacking depth, and lacking insight | ||
| unnecessary or not needed | ||
| an extra of something | ||
| limber or compliant |
