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Vocabulary 1

lineage xenophobia globalization refugee unimportant irrelevant contradict rebuttal interjection obtrusive

verbatim pertinent undermine illicit biological

lineage: (n)the line of descendants of a particular ancestor

Xenophobia: (n) an unreasonable fear or hatred of foreigners

globalization: (n) extending to other or all parts of the world

refugee: (n) a person who flees for refuge or safety

Unimportant: (adj) of much or great significance or consequence

irrelevant: (adj) unrelated or not applicable

contradict: (v) to assert the contrary or opposite of.

rebuttal: (n)the act of contradicting or opposing by formal legal argument

Interjection: (n)an exclamatory word, to interrupt

obtrusive: (adj) forward in manner and conduct

verbatim: (adj/adv) to say word for word.

pertinent: (adj) having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand

undermine: (v) to subvert or weaken insidiously or secretly

illicit: (adj) unlawful

biological: (adj) of or relating to life and living processes

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