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Unit 1 Level F Approbation (n) Official approval; praise Unit 1 Level F Approbation (n) Official approval; praise

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Unit 1 Level F Approbation n Official approval praise Clue Appro val Assuage To relieve or ease Clue massage Coalition An alliance that come together for a specific purpose or goal Clue Co ally ID: 761193

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Unit 1 Level F

Approbation (n) Official approval; praise Clue: Approval

Assuage To relieve or ease Clue: massage

Coalition An alliance that come together for a specific purpose or goal Clue: Co ally

Decadence (n) Decline or decay Excessive self-indulgence Clue: Dec ay

Elicit (v) To draw forth or bring out from some source Clue: ?

Expostulate (v) To reason earnestly with someone against doing something. Syn : argue, persuadeClue: expose someone to your way of thinking

Hackneyed ( adj ) Overused, corny (usually referring to ideas or language) Clue: The “heck” with the old, I “need” something new!

Hiatus (n) A gap or break Clue: Halt

Innuendo (n) A hint or subtle suggestion Clue: ?

Intercede (v) To intervene or serve as a go-between.

Jaded (adj) Worn out from over-indulgence or excessive luxury Clue: too many jades Or jewels

Lurid (adj) Causing shock, horror, or revulsion

Meritorious (adj) Worthy of recognition or praise Clue: merit

Petulant (adj) Easily irritated or upset Pet peeves peevish

Prerogative (n) A special right or privilege

Provincial (adj) Simple, country-like A narrow-minded person or a person from the countryside

Simulate (v) Imitate

Transcend (v) To rise above or beyond; to surpass

Umbrage (n) Shade cast by trees An overshadowing influence Resentment or offense

Unctuous (adj) Excessively smooth or smug in the sense of trying too hard to make a good impression