Unit 2 AP Vocab

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(n.) The range of vision, insight, or comprehension; Legally, the purpose or limits of a statute

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purview

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(n.) An ungrammatical or nonstandard usage of language; A violation of etiquette or good manners

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solecism

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(n.) A letter written in lowercase; (adj.) Very small or tiny

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minuscule

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(n.) Appearing to or having the semblance of truth, reality or likelihood

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verisimilitude

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(adj.) Native, coming from that country or region

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1. indigenous

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(n.) A confused fight or struggle among a few; Confusion and turmoil

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1. melee

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(n.) A little or smaller world; A model representing the larger unit, such as the world or society

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microcosm

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(v.) To give notice to, orally or written; To inform

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apprise

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(adj.) Funded by charity; Pertaining to charity or alms

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eleemosynary

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(n.) People hired to applaud a performance or a performer

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claque