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Unit One Vocabulary Week Six

Dogma (noun) belief system creed Every religious faith has its own dogma.

exhort (VERB) ~urge strongly . Let me exhort you once again; don’t drink and drive. .

IMPLICIT (adjective) ~without question ~absolute The warning was implicit!

inveigle (verb) He tried to inveigle my friendship with flowery words.

Nondescript (adjective) lacking distinctive or interesting features unremarkable/unmemorable

nonentity (NOUN) a person of little importance Tom’s boss made him feel like a nonentity.

Parsimonious (adjective) stingy/greedy unwilling to spend money

Scurrilous (adjective)

Sundry (adjective) ~miscellaneous The corner store sold candy, soda, and other sundry items.

Vociferous (Adjective) ~vocally loud The Seattle Seahawks have some of the most vociferous fans in the NFL.