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Exploring Unique Terms: Bowdlerize, Interdependence, and More Definitions

This comprehensive exploration delves into various intriguing vocabulary terms such as "bowdlerize," meaning to cleanse something morally harmful, and "interdependence," which refers to mutual dependence between entities. Learn about terms like "enfranchise," meaning to give the right to vote, and "deciduous," describing trees that shed leaves annually. Discover concepts like "ennui," representing dissatisfaction from a lack of interest, and "vacuous," indicating emptiness. Gain insight into the meanings and applications of these words, enhancing your linguistic repertoire.

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Exploring Unique Terms: Bowdlerize, Interdependence, and More Definitions

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  1. Vocab 7

  2. Bowdlerize: v. cleanse of something morally harmful • The Italians decided to bowdlerize the statue to keep from offending the prudish tourists.

  3. Interdependence:n. mutual dependence between things

  4. Enfranchise: v. give the right to vote; to free To enfranchise any people, they must have a say in their own lives and government.

  5. Deciduous: adj. shedding of leaves annually The deciduous trees turn glorious colors before the leaves fall each autumn.

  6. Ennui: n. dissatisfaction resulting from lack of interest

  7. Vacuous: adj. devoid of matter; empty/vacant Barbie is a vacuous character, she doesn’t have a single serious thought about anything.

  8. Assiduous: adj. showing great care and perseverance • He was assiduous in his practice habits with the violin. • An assiduous athlete is far more likely to put in the training necessary to get to the Olympics. • He was an assiduous worker, so he got a large raise.

  9. Juxtapose: v. to place together for contrasting effect The two pictures were juxtaposed with each other to prove that they were likely photos of the same place.

  10. Akimbo: v. limbs bent, most often hands on hips This lady is standing akimbo. Also, that is how my mom stands when she stares me down.

  11. Culpability: n. state of guilt or blame The rugrat’s culpability would surely be assumed.

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