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AP Government in America Chapter 1

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Gruber Word List 10

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concourse?a crowd; a space for crowds to gather concupiscent?having strong sexual desire or lust concurrent?running together or at the same time condescend?to deal with someone beneath oneself on his own level, sometimes patronizingly condign?-deserved or suitable condolence?expression of sympathy condone?to pardon or overlook conducive?tending or leading conduit?a pipe or channel for liquids configuration?an arrangement confiscate?to seize by authority connagration?a large fire confute?to prove wrong congeal?to solidify congenital?existing from birth conglomerate?a mass or cluster congruent?corresponding congruous?suitable, fitting conjecture?a guess conjoin?to unite conjugal?pertaining to marriage conjure?to produce by magic

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bigot?an intolerant person bilious?bad-tempered billingsgate?vulgar, abusive talk binate?paired bivouac?a temporary encampment bizarre?odd; eccentric blanch?to make white; to bleach; (a person) to turn white bland?mild blandishment?flattery blasphemy?profanity blalant?unpleasantly loud blazon?to make known; to adorn or decorate bleak?unsheltered; bare blight?anything that kills, withers, or stunts blithe?gay bloated?swollen bludgeon?a club bluster?to act in a noisy manner bode?to foreshadow boisterous?rowdy bolster?to support bombastic?using unnecessarily pompous language bondage?slavery boor?a rude person bootless?useless bounty?generosity bourgeois?pertaining to the middle class bovine?cowlike

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bacchanal?a drunken party badger?to tease or annoy badinage?playful talk; banter baffle?to perplex baleful?harmful balk?to obstruct; to refuse to move balm?something that soothes or heals banal?trite; commonplace bandy?to toss back and forth; exchange baneful?deadly barbaric?uncivilized baroque?very ornate barrage?a prolonged attack of artillery fire or words barrister?a man of the legal profession bastion?a fortification or defense bate?to lessen bathos?sentimentality batten?to thrive bayou?a marshy body of water beatific?blissful beatitude?perfect happiness bedizen?to dress in a showy way bedlam?a madhouse; a place of chaos beguile?to charm or deceive behemoth?a large and powerful animal or thing behoof?behalf; interest

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arrogate?to appropriate articulate?to join; to speak clearly artifact?a manmade object, particularly a primitive one artifice?ingenuity; trickery artisan?a skilled craftsman ascendant?rising ascetic?self-denying ascribe?to assign or attribute aseptic?free of bacteria askance?with a sideways look; suspiciously askew?crookedly asperity?harshness aspersion?a slanderous remark assail?to assault assay?to test or analyze; to try asseverate?to assert assiduous?diligent assimilate?to incorporate assuage?to lessen astral?pertaining to the stars astute?clever; shrewd atavism?a throwback to an earlier state; a reappearance of a characteristic from an earlier generation atheist?one who believes there is no God athwart?across atrophy?to waste away

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abase?to degrade abash?to embarrass abate?to decrease abattoir?a slaughterhouse abdicate?to give up aberration?a deviation abet?to aid abeyance?temporary suspension abhor?to detest abject?miserable abjure?to give up on oath ablution?washing the body abnegate?to renounce abominate?to loathe aboriginal?first; existing someplace since the beginning abort?to cut short abrade?to rub off abridge?to shorten abrogate?to cancel by authority abscond?to run away absolve?to free of guilt abstemious?moderate in eating and drinking abstract?a summary abstruse?hard to understand abut?to border on abysmal?bottomless; wretched accede?to take on the duties (of); to attain (to) acclivity?an upward slope accolade?a demonstration of honor

Basic Japanese Exercise 4

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Basic Japanese Exercise 10

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Basic Japanese Exercise 14

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Basic Japanese Exercise 16

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