Exam Review - Vocabulary

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Suppress

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To put an end to or prevent something from being expressed or done, often by force. Example: The government tried to suppress the protests by enforcing strict laws.

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Facile

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Easily achieved or effortless, often lacking depth or complexity. Example: The puzzle seemed facile at first, but it turned out to be quite tricky.

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Skulk

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To move stealthily or furtively, often with the intention of avoiding detection. Example: The thief tried to skulk around the building to avoid being seen.

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Bequeath

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To leave personal property or money to someone through a will. Example: The elderly man decided to bequeath his fortune to a local charity.

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Embark

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To begin a journey or venture, especially one that is significant or challenging. Example: The explorers were eager to embark on their journey.

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Brandish

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To wave or flourish something, especially a weapon, as a threat or in anger. Example: The knight brandished his sword in front of the enemy.

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Attainment

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The act of achieving or reaching a goal or objective. Example: The attainment of knowledge is essential for personal growth.

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Malevolent

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Having or showing a wish to do evil to others; malicious. Example: The malevolent villain plotted against the hero.

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Deft

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Demonstrating skill and cleverness in movement or action. Example: The deft musician played the complex piece flawlessly.

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Finite

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Having limits or bounds; not infinite. Example: Resources on Earth are finite and must be managed wisely.