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Vocabulary #9 abnegation-self-denial; giving up something filaments-very slender natural or synthetic fiber limpid-clear, clean; without blemish or confusion.

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1 Vocabulary #9 abnegation-self-denial; giving up something filaments-very slender natural or synthetic fiber limpid-clear, clean; without blemish or confusion

2 elegy-serious poem of lament, usually mourning a death or another great loss mundane-dull, ordinary, boring, common promontory-a natural elevation, especially a rocky one that juts out into the sea

3 free verse – poetry that doesn’t have a regular meter or rhyme scheme copious -in great quantity, abundant nimbus- type of cloud; indication of radiant light drawn around the head of a saint quintessence – the purest and perfect embodiment of something

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