Danforth Semester 2 Groups 1-8 Vocabulary
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| proper behavior or respectability | ||
| without preparation or impromptu | ||
| noticeable | ||
| an offensive remark or insult | ||
| gloomy, sad, or depressed | ||
| a complicated situation or problem | ||
| to remove or eradicate | ||
| to steal in small quantities | ||
| overly complimentary or overly flattering | ||
| liveliness, eagerness, or enthusiasm; cheerful willingness or readiness | ||
| to delete or erase officially | ||
| to take advantage of; an adventure or daring deed | ||
| showy | ||
| quarrelsome or argumentative | ||
| to predict, foretell, or presage | ||
| a disease or plague; an eyesore | ||
| abstract or cerebral | ||
| to include or make a part of | ||
| to make better or ameliorate | ||
| the mixing of races | ||
| one who hates mankind | ||
| separated from or distant | ||
| hidden, implied, or undeveloped | ||
| something out of its correct place in time | ||
| dying | ||
| scandalous, shocking, or offensive | ||
| pertaining to the duties of sons or daughters | ||
| misconduct | ||
| uselessness or obsolescence | ||
| willing or open to | ||
| privilege | ||
| contradictory or directly-opposed | ||
| preachy, moralistic, or self-righteous | ||
| pale, ghastly, or corpse-like | ||
| luxuries | ||
| to censor | ||
| lazy or idol | ||
| a deception or distraction | ||
| hatred or loathing | ||
| diligent or hard-working | ||
| unconquerable or unyielding | ||
| impossible to change | ||
| to foreshadow, foretell, or predict | ||
| a division or separation | ||
| having feeling or awareness | ||
| persuasion by flattery | ||
| generosity | ||
| needy or poor | ||
| congratulations | ||
| nomadic or wandering | ||
| a natural or fundamental part of | ||
| independent or self-governing | ||
| a collection of works | ||
| a genius or scholar | ||
| a disagreement or dispute | ||
| unnecessary, unneeded, or superfluous | ||
| to endow or invest with | ||
| pertaining to the military | ||
| varied or diverse | ||
| a physical weariness or fatigue | ||
| betterment or improvement | ||
| to apportion or allot | ||
| to condemn | ||
| to raise or increase | ||
| practical or workable | ||
| sparkling or brilliant | ||
| healthy or beneficial | ||
| complete honesty | ||
| having no consequences | ||
| fussy, detailed, or picky | ||
| ruined or abandoned; negligent | ||
| slander | ||
| grace | ||
| countless or vast | ||
| precise or exact; moral or honest | ||
| insightful or brilliant | ||
| a law or principle | ||
| integrity | ||
| very plain | ||
| fullness |