ENG 12 Vocab 1/21

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(n.) abundance of property; abundant flow or supply

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affluence

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(v.) to look over casually

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peruse

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(adj.) ready to take place; happening soon

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imminent

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(adj.) lacking originality, freshness, or novelty; trite

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banal

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(n.) strong dislike

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antipathy

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(n.) a literary or musical work imitating an author for comic effect; (v.) to imitate in parody.

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parody

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(v.) to avoid habitually, especially on moral or practical grounds; shun

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eschew

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(n.) soft, yielding land; a difficult or precarious position.

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quagmire

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(v.) to publicly declare as blameworthy or evil

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denounce

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(n.) a place or state of uproar and confusion

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bedlam