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a lonebeautiful UJ11T1 222MichaelCMittelstadtAtypkaImotifofpastoralpoetryisthesingingmatchDescriptionofsuchcontestsincludesthechokeofajudgethedeterminingofprizesthebanterofopponent
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a lonebeautiful UJ11T1 222MichaelCMittelstadtAtypkaImotifofpastoralpoetryisthesingingmatchDescriptionofsuchcontestsincludesthechokeofajudgethedeterminingofprizesthebanterofopponent. Vocabulary – . week 10. E1 VQ10. VQ10 Word list:. 1) . reprehensible . (adj)- bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure. 2) . guile . (n) – insidious, treacherous cunning; craftiness; slyness; trickery. by balise42. Malleable. . by Micah . Sittig. by . Armcon. Precast. Malleable . Malleable . Malleable – (adj) / [mal-ee-. uh. -b. uh. l] capable of being extended or shaped by hammering or by pressure. 11/6 (A-day. ). and . 11/7 (B-day. ). Alacrity. Assiduous. Bucolic. Cavort. Cynical. Efficacious. Equivocate. Incongruous. Malicious. Morose. Poignant. Pretentious. Profuse. Quizzical. Recumbent. Surly. and 11/7 (B-day). Alacrity. Assiduous. Bucolic. Cavort. Cynical. Efficacious. Equivocate. Incongruous. Malicious. Morose. Poignant. Pretentious. Profuse. Quizzical. Recumbent. Surly. Test on 11/6 (A-day). Lesson Ten. Definition. (n) excessive or blind adoration; worship of an object. The priest accused them of . idolatry. for worshipping a statue.. idolatry. Example. Definition. (v) to make impure; to contaminate.
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