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Vocabulary Lesson 2 1 1 1

Adjourn (v.) To stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place Syn: postpone, discontinue Ant: open, call to order 2 2 2

Alien (n.) (adj.) (n.) citizen of another country (adj.) foreign, strange Syn: exotic Ant: native, endemic 3 3 3

Comely (adj.) (adj.)having a pleasing appearance Syn: good-looking, attractive, bonny Ant: plain, homely, ugly, repulsive 4 4 4

Compensate (v.) To make up for ; to repay for service Syn: pay back, recompense Ant: fail to reward, stiff 5 5 5

Dissolute (adj.) loose in one’s morals or behavior. Syn: dissipated, debauched, immoral, corrupt Ant: chaste, moral, seemly, proper 6 6 6

Erratic (adj.) not regular or consistent; different from what is ordinarily expected. Syn: irregular, inconsistent Ant: steady, consistent, dependable Syn: Ant: 7 7 7

Expulsion (n.) The process of driving or forcing out.   Syn: ejection, removal, eviction Ant: admittance, admission syn: ant: 8 8 8

Feint (n.) A deliberately deceptive movement; a pretense (v.) to make a deceptive movement; to make a pretense of   Syn: trick, ruse, subterfuge, bluff 9 9 9

Fodder (n.) Food for horses and cattle; raw material for a designated purpose   Syn: provender 10 10 10

Illegible(adj.) Difficult or impossible to read   Syn: unreadable, scribbled 11 11 11

Fortify(v.) Syn: reinforce, shore up To strengthen, build up 12 12 12

Jeer (v.) To make fun of rudely or unkindly. (n.) A rude remark or gesture   Syn: laugh at, mock, gibe, taunt, insult 13 13 13

Lucrative (adj.) bringing in money; profitable   Syn: gainful, moneymaking 14 14 14

Mediocre (adj.) Average, ordinary, undistinguished   Syn: run-of-the-mill 15 15 15

Proliferate (v.) To reproduce, increase or spread rapidly   Syn: multiply, mushroom, burgeon 16 16 16

Subjugate (v.) To conquer by force, bring under complete control Syn: subdue, vanquish   Syn: subdue, vanquish 17 17 17

Sully (v.) To soil, stain, tarnish, defile, besmirch   Pollute, taint, smear 18 18 18

Tantalize (v.) to tease, torment by teasing   Syn: tempt, lead on, make one's mouth water 19 19 19

Terse (adj.) Brief and to the point Syn: succinct, crisp, short and sweet   20 20 20

Unflinching (adj.) Firm, showing no signs of fear, no drawing back   Syn: resolute, steadfast, unwavering 21 21 21