Accolade- sign of praise; public recognition
Crosses
in front of a church can an accolade of faith.
Acerbity- bitterness or sharpness in tone, taste or manner
His
acerbity towards her was so mean it made everyone question their relationship.
Attrition- loss of someone from a work force who are not
replaced
The
attrition of the item was faded and old.
Bromide- a compound containing bromine and another element
In
chemistry we are to make a bromide containing silver.
Chauvinist- somebody with an excessive loyalty to a gender
or group
Only
Wyglaf was chauvinist when he helped Beowulf defeat the dragon.
Chronic- long lasting pain or illness
She has
chronic back pain after lifting heavy objects.
Expound- a detailed description and explanation of a view
point or theory
The scientist
wrote an expound on the way the earth revolves around the sun.
Factionalism-conflict between groups within a larger group
When
people do not have open minds we will always have factionalism is groups of
people.
Immaculate- clean or neat
The
house looked immaculate after the housekeeper cleaned it.
Ineluctable- causalities of warfare
It was
an ineluctable event to miss.
Imprecation- an oath or curse
The
ancient imprecation was to awaken a mummy if anyone entered his tomb.
Mercurial- relating to the god or planet mercury
In
ancient time Mercurial was considered a god to help the people of roman times.
Palliate- to reduce the in intensity or severity of
something
He
palliated his exercises after he passed out the last time.
Protocol- the rules or convention of correct behavior on official
or ceremonial occasions
As a
coach he protocol was to call the doctor after an athlete could not move his
neck.
Resplendent- dazzling impressive appearance
The
resplendent couple walked into the dance and everyone stopped to stare.
Stigmatize-to label somebody as socially unacceptable
In high
school many people are stigmatized on the way that they are.
Sub Rosa-in secret or private way
He proposed
to her a sub rosa way that no one would know.
Vainglory- excessive pride
The
team was excited with vainglory after winning CIF.
Vestige- trace of something that is gone
The CSI
members had a vestige trail to fine evidence but found nothing.
Volition- choosing or making decisions
Her volition
was which college to attend in the fall.
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