Vocab Unit 5 1-10

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(v.) to go abroad; to make a start; to invest

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Embark

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(adj.) shy, lacking self-confidence; modest, reserved

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Diffident

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(adj.) unselfish, concerned with others' welfare

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Altruistic

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(adj.) marked by honor, courtesy, and courage; knightly

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Chivalrous

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(n.) a difference; lack of agreement

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Discrepancy

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Writing is a _______ process for some authors but a laborious task for others.

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Facile

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Workers hope the threat of a long strike will force management to ______ to their demands.

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Assent

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Without many __________, most charities can't operate.

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Benefactors

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Judges may show ________ to first offenders who regret their actions.

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Clemency

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An employer may complain of a ______ of qualified applicants for available jobs.

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Dearth