

TKAM Ch 1 Vocabulary & Practice
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Carmel Gabriel
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Noun: One who prepares and sells prescription drugs or compounds for medicinal purposes. Unlike a modern pharmacy, an apothecary can mix multiple medications together as requested by a physician.
(Merriam Webster & Healthworks Collective.com)
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Verb: make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense. -or- satisfy (an appetite or desire).
Example: "The letter assuaged the fears of most members"
"an opportunity occurred to assuage her desire for knowledge"
Definitions from Oxford Languages
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dictum
noun:a short statement that expresses a general truth or principle.
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domiciled
verb: reside or be based.
example: He was domiciled in a frame house on the outskirts of town.
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impotent
adj:
unable to take effective action; helpless or powerless.
Example: He was seized with an impotent anger.
Definitions from Oxford Languages
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noun: a preference or special liking for something; a bias in favor of something.
Example: My predilection is for Indian food.
Definitions from Oxford Languages
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taciturn
adjective: (of a person) reserved or uncommunicative in speech; saying little.
Example: After the holidays she would be taciturn and unhappy.
adapted from,Definitions from Oxford Languages
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Noun: (uncountable) Human beings considered property, that is, slaves.
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Apothecary
someone who makes poisonous foods
someone who is extremely religious, or pious
Someone who is very quiet, not speaking freely
someone who makes healing medicines
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Multiple Choice
Habitually reserved (introverted) and uncommunicative
Vexation
Dispensation
Malevolent
Taciturn
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Multiple Choice
An authoritative declaration
Dictum
Taciturn
Unsullied
Vexation
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Multiple Choice
What word means "to put to rest, ease, or lessen"?
assuaged
amiable
orange
vexation
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Multiple Choice
Taciturn
someone who is extremely talkative, chatty
Using chattels to have a conversation
someone who speaks like a philosopher
Someone who speaks very little, or is quiet
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Multiple Choice
domiciled has to do with
clothing
wealth
housing
feelings
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Multiple Choice
She fearing spiders so much she was ______ to kill one when she saw it.
assuaged
impotent
dictum
human chattels
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Multiple Choice
Assuaged
to make a difficult situation better
to make a bad situation worse
to have one arm badly broken
to heal from an accident
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Multiple Choice
Chattels
a free man
Chatting with friends
an item of property other than real estate
a vegetable grown in summer

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