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Blithesome   Ebullient Elated   Euphoria     Exuberant Exultant   Jaunty Jocose   1 Everyone looked fit and well and appeared to be in supremely good health as well as . pabstgmailcom e Geographical Bulletin 52 9294 2011 by Gamma eta Upsilon ABSTRACT Pursuing a graduate degree is often ac companied by overwhelming demands and expectations When success is measured by ones ability to develop a narrowed and ex haustive TEAMS. IT. Strategic . issues. Data quality. Dealing with the demand for innovation and telling the difference between cutting-edge and bleeding-edge, and dealing with the risk involved. Strategic . issues . Home is where the heart is. … so goes the saying! And, when you sit to think about it you’ll find the heart always longs for the bliss of peacefulness and tranquility … and delights in serene joys of life and living. . 9. th. GRADE. LESSON 1. 1. . Abstinence.   (n.).  . a . giving up of certain pleasures, such as food or drink; often used in regard to sexual activity. . Myra’s . abstinence. . from cake, candy and ice cream led to a dramatic weight loss.. Acquiesce . Synonym: comply, conform, go along. Acquiesce . Antonym: deny, oppose, reject. Aesthetic. Synonym: creative, artistic, pleasing, gorgeous. Aesthetic. Antonym: displeasing, ugly, unattractive. #5 Vocabulary. acquiesce. acquiesce. ; verb – to accept the conclusions or arrangements of others; to accede; to give consent by keeping silent..  . Synonym: agree .  Antonym: disagree.  Jonathan and I can never . of this series.In this segment, I will focus on the relationship between lawyers’ “role ideology”normative visions about their professional roleand the inclination to “go along to Meaning: . to give in to or consent to without protest and without . enthusiasm, . accept something reluctantly but without protest.. ALTERCATION. . Meaning: . an angry . argument.. PHALANX. . Meaning: . 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.. (verb). to accept without protest; to agree or submit. Allure. (verb). to entice, tempt; to be attractive to. (noun). a strong attraction; the power to attract, charm. Askew. (adj., adv.). twisted to one side, crooked; disapprovingly. rendering . or making . blessed. ***beautiful things/events make one feel bliss. Behemoth (n). A creature of enormous size, power, or . appearance. ***a . behemoth is mammoth. Blandishment (n, often pl). Acquiesce. --verb. To give in; to comply. No matter how much the Egyptians revolted, the leader refused to . acquiesce. to their demands. . Affinity. --noun. a likeness, a natural relationship, a . kinship. HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 1 1. Abstinence   (n.)   a giving up of certain pleasures, such as food or drink; often used in regard to sexual activity. Myra’s abstinence from cake, candy and ice cream led to a dramatic weight loss. to submit or comply . . silently . or without . . protest. t. o accept . something reluctantly but without . protest. acquiesce: . verb. acquiesce. pronunciation:. . ak. -wee-. es. acquiesce.