Unit 5 World Lit/Comp

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dilate

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to widen; to make or become larger or more open.

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agenda

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a list of items to be discussed or acted upon, often in a meeting.

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repulsion

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a strong feeling of dislike or aversion.

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delegate

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to assign responsibility or tasks to another person.

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relative

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dependent upon; considered in relation to something else.

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propel

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to drive or push something forward.

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superlative

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of the highest quality or degree; surpassing all others.

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dispel

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to drive away or eliminate; to make something disappear.

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proactive

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taking action to control a situation rather than just responding to it.

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legacy

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something handed down from the past, such as an inheritance or tradition.