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Vocabulary D-4 Mrs. Vaughn Copyright © 2002 Glenna R. Shaw and FTC Publishing All Rights Reserved

abscond (verb) to run off and hide Abscond with the stolen money

access (noun) approach or admittance to places, persons, things Gain access to the secret files

anarchy (noun) lack of government and law, confusion A country suffering from anarchy

arduous (adj.) hard to do, requiring much effort Worn out by their arduous household chores

auspicious (adj.) favorable, fortunate Under auspicious circumstances

biased (adj.) favoring one side unduly; prejudiced Accused of making a biased decision

disentangle (verb) to free from tangles or complications Disentangle the fishing net

dominant (adj.) highly influential, ruling Became the dominant force in the government

exposition (noun) public showing or exhibition; orderly statement of facts and ideas An exposition of the latest household equipment

fated (adj.) determined in advance by destiny or fortune Believed that she was fated to rise to the top

hoodwink (verb) to mislead by a trick, deceive Attempt to hoodwink his opponent

incinerate (verb) to burn to ashes Incinerate the garbage

infest (verb) to overrun or disturb in large numbers Mosquitoes that infest the area

intrepid (adj.) very brave, fearless, unshakable Intrepid explorers of the ocean depths

larceny (noun) theft Found guilty of larceny

pliant (adj.) bending readily, easily influenced The pliant young branches of the apple tree

precipice (noun) very steep cliff; edge of disaster Hang over the precipice

rectify (verb) to make right, correct Rectify a mistake

reprieve (noun) temporary relief or delay Receive a reprieve from the Governor (verb) to grant a postponement Reprieved the culprit from immediate punishment

revile (verb) to attack with words, call bad names Revile the very person who had been so good to her