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VOCABULARY Level D - Unit 2

VOCABULARY Level D - Unit 2. compensate. compensate. (v.) to make up for; to pay for services reimburse, repay. erratic. erratic. (adj.) different from what is ordinarily expected irregular, inconsistent, undependable, unpredictable. expulsion. expulsion.

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VOCABULARY Level D - Unit 2

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  1. VOCABULARYLevel D - Unit 2

  2. compensate

  3. compensate • (v.) to make up for; to pay for services • reimburse, repay

  4. erratic

  5. erratic • (adj.) different from what is ordinarily expected • irregular, inconsistent, undependable, unpredictable

  6. expulsion

  7. expulsion • (n.) the process of forcing out • eviction, ejection, ouster

  8. lucrative

  9. lucrative • (adj.) bringing in money • profitable, gainful

  10. unflinching

  11. unflinching • (adj.) showing no signs of fear, not drawing back • firm, resolute, steadfast, unwavering

  12. dissolute

  13. dissolute • (adj.) loose in morals or behavior • immoral, corrupt, improper

  14. fortify

  15. fortify • (v.) to strengthen, build up • reinforce

  16. illegible

  17. illegible • (adj.) difficult or impossible to read • indecipherable,scribbled, unreadable

  18. proliferate

  19. proliferate • (v.) to increase or spread rapidly • reproduce, mushroom, burgeon

  20. subjugate

  21. subjugate • (v.) to conquer by force, bring under complete control • subdue, vanquish, master

  22. jeer

  23. jeer • (v.) to make fun of rudely • mock, taunt • (n.) a rude remark or derision

  24. mediocre

  25. mediocre • (adj.) average, ordinary • undistinguished

  26. sully

  27. sully • (v.) to soil, tarnish, defile, besmirch • pollute, smear

  28. tantalize

  29. tantalize • (v.) to torment by teasing • tempt, lead on Me want cookie!

  30. terse

  31. terse • (adj.) brief & to the point • concise, succinct, crisp

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