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Vocabulary Unit 4 English 10

Dictum A formal decree; formal announcement

Profound Full of great insight; deep in thought

Derive To obtain or get something from a particular source

Nocturnal Done or inclined to do at night

Predilection a preference or special liking for something; bias in favor

Peculiar Odd; strange

Apprehensive to be inclined to worry; worrisome; doubtful

Compel to be forced or urged to do something

Delegate to entrust responsibility or a task to another person

Confer to give or bestow; to converse with