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1 Unit 7 vocabulary

2 BELL: WAR BELLICOSE: warlike in nature
ANTEBELLUM: occurring before a war BELLIGERENCE: warlike mood or attitude

3 AM: LOVE, FRIEND ENAMORED: fond of; feeling love towards
AMIABLE: good-natured; cheerful AMICABLE: not bitter or hostile; friendly

4 AGON: CONTEST, STRUGGLE
ANTAGONIZE: to act hostile towards; provoke PROTAGONIST: the central character in a work of literature ANTAGONIST: one who is hostile towards; one who opposes

5 PHIL: LOVE PHILOSOPHICAL: calm and wise; reasonable
PHILANTHROPY: charitable donation to public causes BIBLIOPHILE: one who loves books

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