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Vocabulary Unit 5

Rancor to Disparity. Vocabulary Unit 5. rancor. Extreme hatred; ill-will The couple argued with so much rancor they decided to divorce. . inexorable. Unrelenting; unavoidable Her husband could not adjust to the celebrity’s inexorable rise to power. contentious.

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Vocabulary Unit 5

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  1. Rancor to Disparity Vocabulary Unit 5

  2. rancor • Extreme hatred; ill-will • The couple argued with so much rancor they decided to divorce.

  3. inexorable • Unrelenting; unavoidable • Her husband could not adjust to the celebrity’s inexorable rise to power.

  4. contentious • Causing controversy or argument • Their dinnertime conversation turned contentious when the topic of his former girlfriend came up.

  5. terse • brief and to the point • If I need an answer to my question, I prefer that it be terse than long-winded and loquacious.

  6. acclimate • To adjust or become accustomed to a new environment • The deer have been having trouble acclimating to the suburban sprawl.

  7. adamant • Unyielding; firm in opinion • She was adamant in her decision to join the military, even though her mom wanted her to go to college.

  8. prudent • Wise in handling practical matters; exercising good judgment • A president has to be prudentwhen making decisions, as so much can be at stake.

  9. unscathed • Unharmed or uninjured • It was a miracle, that he left the accident relatively unscathed.

  10. ostensible • Professed or pretended; not necessarily true • She was ostensibly wealthy, or at least everyone presumed so from the way she dressed.

  11. disparity • Inequality or difference • There was a great disparity in the size of the two dogs.

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