Vocabulary Workshop - Level F - Unit 11 (1.5x)

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denizen

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A denizen is an inhabitant or occupant of a particular place, especially in reference to animals or plants in a specific environment.

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heresy

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Heresy refers to a belief or opinion that deviates from established religious doctrine, often considered a serious offense in religious contexts.

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florid

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Florid describes something that is elaborate, ornate, or over-decorated, often used to describe writing or art that is excessively intricate.

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corroborate

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To corroborate means to support with additional evidence; to make something more certain or confirm its validity.

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abstemious

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Abstemious refers to the practice of moderation, especially in eating and drinking; it implies a lifestyle that avoids excess.

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disseminate

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To disseminate means to spread or disperse information, ideas, or knowledge widely.

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perceptive

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Perceptive describes someone who is insightful and able to notice or understand things quickly and accurately.

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inculcate

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To inculcate means to teach and impress an idea or habit by frequent repetitions or admonitions.

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corroboration

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Corroboration is the act of confirming or supporting a statement, theory, or finding with additional evidence.

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deceptive

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Deceptive refers to something that appears good or valid but lacks real merit; it can mislead or trick someone.