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An original inhabitant, especially one displaced by later settlers
1. Chip was a aborigine, and he was proud of it. |
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To put an end to; to abolish or repeal
1. Jim decided to abrogate his smoking habit. |
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Appurtenance
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An Item of Equipment: an accessory
1.Jeremy has alot of appurtenances when he plays basketball. |
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A temporary camp or shelter.
- To stay in such a camp.
1. The climbers had to Bivouac on there journey up the mountain. |
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a member of the order of marine mammals that includes whales, dolphins, and porpoises
1. Whales are a example of the cetacean. |
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To criticize strongly; to denounce
1. Many people showed up to decry the new laws. |
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A state of disuse
1. The old wind mill was a desuetude. |
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Anything that is of enourmous size
1. Grendal is an example of soemthing that is Leviathan |
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Mawkish
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Excessively Sentimental
-Having an unpleaseant, sickly taste.
1. Shark is said to have a mawkish taste. |
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Misapprehend
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To fail to understand correctly.
Kyle misapprehend the instructions and failed the test. |
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Parochial
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Limited or narrow in scope or outlook
-Of or related to a church parish
1. The new major had a very parochial outlook o things. |
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To be in business of supplying goods, especially food or provisions,for use
Kyles dad is a purevy sales man
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A turning to someone or something for aid
-A source of hekp or support
Tim is a big recourse for the school |
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Replete
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