Week Six Vocab.

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Week Six Vocab

Anachronistic: Something or someone out of place in time (adj)

Compassion: Deep awareness of and sympathy for others (n)

Discredit: To cause to be distrusted or disbelieved (v)

Enervating: Causing debilitation or weakness (adj)

Forbearance: Good-natured tolerance of incompetence (n)

Fraught: Marked by or filled with distress (adj)

Someone who persuades legislators to vote a certain way (n) Lobbyist: Someone who persuades legislators to vote a certain way (n)

Mundane: Found in the ordinary course of events (adj)

Prosperity: Economic state of growth with rising profits (n)

Surreptitious: Marked by quiet and caution and secrecy (adj)