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Chapter 3 Vocabulary Abridge: to make shorter.  Shorten, condense, abbreviate. Chapter 3 Vocabulary Abridge: to make shorter.  Shorten, condense, abbreviate.

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Chapter 3 Vocabulary Abridge: to make shorter. Shorten, condense, abbreviate. - PPT Presentation

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Chapter 3 VocabularySlide2

Abridge: to make shorter. Shorten, condense, abbreviate.Slide3

Adherent: a follower, supporter, attached, sticking to, discipleSlide4

Altercation: an angry argument. Quarrel, dispute, squabble. Slide5

Cherubic: resembling an angel portrayed as a little child with a beautiful, round, or chubby face; sweet and innocent. BeatificSlide6

Condone: to pardon or overlook. Ignore, wink at, look the other waySlide7

Dissent: to disagree, disagreement, differ, disputeSlide8

Eminent: famous, outstanding, distinguished, projecting. Illustrious, renowned.

Stephen Hawking renowned physicists known for his contributions to the field of black holes.Slide9

Exorcise: to drive out by magic, to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive. expelSlide10

Fabricate: to make, manufacture: to make up, invent. Put together, devise, contrive, concoct.Slide11

Gluttony: engaging in extreme eating or drinking: greedy overindulgence. Overeating, ravenousness, rapaciousnessSlide12

Irate: angry. Incensed, infuriated, lividSlide13

Marauder: a raider, plunderer. Looter, pirateSlide14

Pauper: an extremely poor person. Destitute personSlide15

Pilfer: to steal in small quantities. Rob, swipe, purloin.Slide16

Rift: a split, break, breach. Crack, fissure, gap, cleft

Rift if the democratic political party between Hilary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.

Rift in the Republican party between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz

The sun shining through the rift in the clouds. Slide17

Semblance: a likeness; an outward appearance; an apparition; air, aura, facade.

Semblance to look like wood. VeneerSlide18

Surmount: to overcome, rise above; conquer, triumph overSlide19

Terminate: to bring to an end; conclude, finish, discontinue.Slide20

Trite: commonplace; overused, stale; banal, corny

Trite SayingsSlide21

Usurp: to seize and hold a position by force or without right; seize illegally, supplant.

Russian forces overtaking Ukraine