Vocabulary Unit 3.

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Vocabulary Unit 3

Abridge (v.) To make shorter

Cherubic (adj.) Resembling an angel Sweet and innocent

Eminent (adj.) Outstanding, distinguished

irate (adj.) Angry

pauper (n.) An extremely poor person

semblance (n.) A likeness or an appearance

trite (adj.) Overused or stale That’s childish.

Adherent (N.) A follower or supporter

Adherent (adj.) Attached or sticking to

condone (v.) To pardon or overlook

exorcise (v.) To drive out or dispose of

Marauder (N.) A raider or plunderer

Pilfer (v.) To steal in small quantities

surmount (v.) To overcome or rise above

usurp (v.) To seize by force or without right

Altercation (N.) An angry argument

dissent (V.) To disagree

I don’t want McDonalds. I want to go to Wendys. dissent (N.) A disagreement I don’t want McDonalds. I want to go to Wendys.

fabricate (V.) To manufacture or invent

gluttony (n.) Engaging in extreme eating or drinking

rift (n.) A split , break, or breach

terminate (V.) To bring to an end