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aberration (noun) a departure (usually temporary) from what is normal, desirable, or expected; divergence from a moral standard. abhor (verb) to regard with disgust and hatred; to find something or someone loathsome, contemptible, reprehensible, or repulsive. amicable (adjective) relating to b...
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Add to cartaberration (noun) a departure (usually temporary) from what is normal, desirable, or expected; divergence from a moral standard. abhor (verb) to regard with disgust and hatred; to find something or someone loathsome, contemptible, reprehensible, or repulsive. amicable (adjective) relating to b...
What country is considered the "birthplace of the Renaissance"? Italy Who perfected the printing press? Johannes Gutenberg Renaissance Artists looked towards ancient _________________and ___________________ for inspiration. Greece and Rome What was the Renaissance a rebirth of? Art and learni...
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Add to cartWhat country is considered the "birthplace of the Renaissance"? Italy Who perfected the printing press? Johannes Gutenberg Renaissance Artists looked towards ancient _________________and ___________________ for inspiration. Greece and Rome What was the Renaissance a rebirth of? Art and learni...
unscathed adj. Undamaged; unharmed wanton adj. Immoral; senseless; deliberately malicious; excessive zenith n. The point in the sky directly above one; the highest point remorse n. A deep feeling of sorrow or guilt over a wrong one has done ruthless adj. Merciless; cruel; heartless sanction n. ...
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Add to cartunscathed adj. Undamaged; unharmed wanton adj. Immoral; senseless; deliberately malicious; excessive zenith n. The point in the sky directly above one; the highest point remorse n. A deep feeling of sorrow or guilt over a wrong one has done ruthless adj. Merciless; cruel; heartless sanction n. ...
conspicuous adj. clearly visible; remarkable. debilitate v. to weaken. deprecate v. to express strong disapproval of. devoid adj. entirely without; lacking. duplicity n. deceitfulness (two-faced). equanimity n. evenness of temper. expunge v. to erase; to remove completely. fitful adj. spasmod...
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Add to cartconspicuous adj. clearly visible; remarkable. debilitate v. to weaken. deprecate v. to express strong disapproval of. devoid adj. entirely without; lacking. duplicity n. deceitfulness (two-faced). equanimity n. evenness of temper. expunge v. to erase; to remove completely. fitful adj. spasmod...
version n. strong or fixed dislike; antipathy; opposition; the act of turning yourself (or your gaze) away. autonomy n. independence, self-government; immunity from arbitrary exercise of authority. bizarre adj. strikingly odd in appearance or style; grotesque; conspicuously or grossly unconven...
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Add to cartversion n. strong or fixed dislike; antipathy; opposition; the act of turning yourself (or your gaze) away. autonomy n. independence, self-government; immunity from arbitrary exercise of authority. bizarre adj. strikingly odd in appearance or style; grotesque; conspicuously or grossly unconven...
Fallacy n. False idea; mistaken belief; a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning. Hyperbole n. An exaggerated statement used as a figure of speech for rhetorical effect; extravagant exaggeration. incisive adj. Deep; penetrating; having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine...
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Add to cartFallacy n. False idea; mistaken belief; a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning. Hyperbole n. An exaggerated statement used as a figure of speech for rhetorical effect; extravagant exaggeration. incisive adj. Deep; penetrating; having or demonstrating ability to recognize or draw fine...
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