Week 8 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Shuddered

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To tremble or shake, often as a result of fear, cold, or disgust. Sentence: She shuddered when she heard the eerie sound coming from the dark, empty hallway.

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Revolted

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To feel intense disgust or rejection. Sentence: The sight of the spoiled food revolted me, and I had to look away.

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Banquet

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A large, elaborate meal often attended by many people. Sentence: The king held a grand banquet in the palace to celebrate the victory.

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Satiate

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To satisfy fully or to excess. Sentence: After a long day of hiking, a large meal was needed to satiate their hunger.

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Batton

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To thrive or feed, especially at the expense of others. Sentence: The parasites battened on the animal, weakening it over time.

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Lethal

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Capable of causing death. Sentence: The snake’s venom was lethal, requiring immediate medical attention.

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Basilisk

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In mythology, a legendary reptile reputed to have a deadly gaze. Sentence: The basilisk’s eyes were said to turn any creature to stone with a single glance.

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Paralyze

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To render someone unable to move or function. Sentence: Fear can paralyze even the most courageous person during dangerous situations.

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Flange

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A projecting edge or rim, often used to strengthen or attach objects. Sentence: The flange on the pipe was bent, causing it to leak.

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Szgany

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A term for a group of Roma (Gypsies) referenced in the context of the story. Sentence: The Szgany people were known for their skill in craftsmanship and their nomadic lifestyle.