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Crucible Vocabulary Chart Start a vocabulary chart for The Crucible Word and Part of Speech DefinitionPhrase or Sketch to help you remember Use in a sentence. theocracy (n) p a government ruled by religious authority autocracy (n)a government in which one person has uncontrolled or unlimited authority over others autocrat (n)the ruler or monarch of an autocracy

Crucible Vocabulary Chart #1 Word and Part of Speech DefinitionPhrase or Sketch to help you remember Use in a sentence. paradox (n) parochial (adj) Calvinism (n)

Crucible Vocabulary Act I Word and Part of Speech DefinitionPhrase or Sketch to help you remember Use in a sentence. dissembling (v) p motivation (n) archaic (adj) archaism (n)

Crucible Vocabulary Act I Word and Part of Speech DefinitionPhrase or Sketch to help you remember Use in a sentence. partisan (n) p Quakers (n) p.1112 Martin Luther p Inquisition (n) p. 1114

Crucible Vocabulary Act I Word and Part of Speech DefinitionPhrase or Sketch to help you remember Use in a sentence. succubi (n) p.1114 incubi (n) p Dionysiac (adj) p.1115