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x8500x940030posterityx9300x8500wereabletovindicateestablishandtransmittotheirposterity x8500x940031adventitiousx9300x8500andtheadventitious authorityofhisvoicesetthekeyx8. 錀human subjects鐀; they are artists, performers, hosts, teachers, and often, over time, they come to be friends. They help the folklorist understand their culture and its expressive forms Unit 7. 1. Vacillation (n). Vacillate (V). 1. Vacillation (N). Vacillate (V). the act of vacillating (n). to swing from one course of action or opinion to another (v). 2. Lassitude (n). 2. Lassitude (n). . Adj.. Difficult to understand. The abstruse math equation proved to be a challenge for even the most advanced math students. . 2. Acrimony. . N. . Words or behavior filled with anger. Unit 10. Vocabulary Words. 1. . Acquiesce. (v.) to accept without protest; to agree or submit. Management is not likely to . ACQUIESCE . to union demands for raises because the company’s profits hav. Part . 2. Fastidious. Definition:. . very attentive to and concerned about accuracy and detail.. Synonyms: . careful, choosy, exacting, fussy, meticulous, particular.. Example: . Before the State of the Union, P. Acquiesce. (v.) to accept without protest; to agree or submit. S: comply with, accede, consent, yield. A: resist, protest. Management is not likely to acquiesce to union demands for raises because the company’s profits have recently been on the decline.. Vocabulary Week 1. Affable. Affable- friendly, easy to talk to. Garrulous. Garrulous- talkative or wordy. Cunning. Cunning- crafty, sly, skillful. Timid. Timid- shy, easily alarmed. Somnolent. Somnolent-. Raucous. (adj.) disagreeably harsh-sounding; disorderly. S: boisterous, clamorous, strident. A: placid, tranquil, peaceful, serene, pastoral. A raucous voice can be a liability for someone wishing to pursue a career in television journalism.. 氀椀湫⁴漠琀桥⁳潵爀挀攀昀椀昀攀⺔††††縠 唀 Acquiesce. Archibald Snatcher hopes the townspeople of . Cheesebridge. will . acquiesce. to his plan, even if they don’t particularly like him.. Acquiesce. To accept without protest; to agree or submit. Please get out your vocab and get ready for unit 4!. Make sure these are going in your binder under the vocab tab. Inkling (n).  – a hint; a vague notion. ​I had an inkling that the game time was going to be moved because of the clouds rolling in.. HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 15 1. furtive (adj.) done quickly and secretly to avoid being noticed . With a furtive glance over his shoulder, the burglar slipped into the building when the guard wasn’t looking. Ch. . 8 & 9. Inexplicable. It was . inexplicable. when the shy child stood up and started singing.. It was . inexplicable . how he fell off the roof and didn’t hurt himself. .. Inexplicable. Definition – (adj.) . Honors. 1. elixir. (noun) a supposed remedy for all ailments. synonym: medicine . 2. desiccated. (adjective) dried up. synonym: dehydrated. 3. cessation. (noun) a stopping; a discontinuance. synonym: a pause.