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Unit 10 Level A
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Homework Monday Flashcards or Word
Squares Tuesday Choosing the Right Word,
Vocabulary in Context Wednesday Completing the
Sentence, Synonyms and Antonyms Thursday Parts
of Speech
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abominable

• (adj) arousing hatred disgusting, detestable

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bumbling

• (adj) blundering and awkward (n) clumsiness

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consequence

• (n) A result, effect importance

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delude

• (v) To fool, deceive to mislead utterly

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dole

• (v) To give out in small amounts (n) money,
  food, or other necessities given as charity a
  small portion

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engulf

• (v) To swallow up, overwhelm, consume

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foil

• (v) To defeat to keep from gaining some end (n)
  a thin sheet of metal a light fencing sword a
  person or thing serving as contrast to another

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formulate

• (v) To express definitely or systematically to
  devise, invent to state as a formula

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initiative

• (n) The taking of the first step or move the
  ability to act without being directed or urged
  from the outside

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memento

• (n) Something that serves as a reminder

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nonconformist

• (n) A person who refuses to follow established
  ideas or ways of doing things (adj) of or
  relating to the unconventional

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Null and void

• (adj) without legal force or effect no longer
  binding

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panorama

• (n) A wide, unobstructed view of an area a
  complete survey of a subject a continually
  passing or changing scene a range or spectrum

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posterity

• (n) All of a persons offspring, descendants all
  future generations

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pry

• (v) To pull loose by force to look at closely or
  inquisitively to be nosy about something

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refurbish

• (v) To brighten, freshen, or polish to restore
  or improve

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resourceful

• (adj) able to deal promptly and effectively with
  all sorts of problems clever in finding ways and
  means of getting along

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rigorous

• (adj) sever, harsh, strict thoroughly logical

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subsequent

• (adj) coming after following in time, place, or
  order

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unerring

• (adj) making no mistakes, faultless, completely
  accurate

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