exalt - verb Definition: To glorify, to raise in rank or status

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exalt - verb Definition: To glorify, to raise in rank or status Example: The soldier was brave in battle, so he was exalted to a knight.

extraneous – adj. Definition: irrelevant, unnecessary, not vital Example: When writing a research paper, do not include extraneous information.

incantation - noun Definition: A chant Example: The incantation of the cheerleaders became annoying the 50th time we heard it.

assuage - verb Definition: To soothe, to relieve Example: The color-filled memories were not enough to assuage the pain that Jonas was beginning to know.

A state of disharmony, fighting Conflict - noun A state of disharmony, fighting

Affixes Prefix: uni Definition: one, single Examples: unicycle, unicorn, uniform Suffix: -ive Definition: expressing tendency, disposition, function, connection; forms adjectives Examples: corrective, explosive, active, destructive, passive