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mirifical - awesome, amazing
acquisitiveness - strong desrire to obtian and keep something
querist - one who inquires
ucrifwderogate - to take away, belittle
impetuosity - spur of the moment
oracle - wisdom, prophency
imprecator - someone who says an offensive word
depreciation - to reduce or lower value
peculiarize -
identified as a special or unique possession
proprietary - ownership
lucriferous - gainful
confiscate - take or seize
mercer - dealer of goods or trade
indisputable - not open to question, obviously
ratiocination - exact thinking
reprobate - morally unorincipled person
plumbosolvency - water that dissolves lead
arbirament - power to decide for one's self or others
objurgate - scold
injudicious - lack of judgment
credulously - easily guilible
abnegator - someone who gives up
diffidence - distrust of oneself
federative - uniting in a league
docudrama - documentary drama
dubious - uncertainty
vacillate - to waver
oscillation - movement to and fro
ossuary - bone grave

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Computer

Rational

Probable

Solvent

Justice

Judicial

Creditor

Negate

Fiddle

Federalist

Docile

Dubiety

Vacillator

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Mirador-Balcony with an excellent view of scenery

Acquisitive-  Eager to obtain objects or knowledge

Queribundas- Complain

Supererogate- Perform more than acquired or expected

Appetency-An eager, strong fixed desire

Orator-Public Speaker

Deprecate- Protest

Appreciate- Value someone's deeds or qualities

Impecuniosity- State of having hardly any money

Inappropriate- Not right to do

Lycrific-Gainful

Confiscate-Seize property as penalty for crime

Merchandise-Goods a company has to offer

Amputate-Cut a limb off

Duration-For a moment of time

Probe-Object used to explore area of surgery

Solvent-Able to pay one's debts

Arbitrator- Person who hears both sides of an argument and makes a decision

Jury- Group of people sworn to give a verdict a decision

Judicious- Showing judgement in the sound of your voice

Concredit- Entrust someone with power

Negatory- Denying

Confidence- Faith in yourself

Federation- Large group involved with management

Doctrine- Set of beliefs taught

Dubbed-Give an unofficial name to

Vacillator- Someone who hesitates out of fear

Oscilla- Small figures or masks hung up to honor deities

Ossicle-Any small bone

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mirrage:

Inquisitor: some one who asks harsh questions

quarrel

arrogance

perpetual

Osucle: the mouth of a sea spounge

Imprecetion: curse

Praise

Property

Lucrative

Fiscal Stimulous: goverment stimulate economic growth

Mercury

Biological Computer: computer that uses biological processes to compute

rationalism

scope probe:  probe that allows you to see the electrical wave form of an electrical signal being inspected with an ocilliscope

solivent

arbituary

juristiction

judicial

creditor

negate

fidle

confederacy

doubtful

dumb

vail

occilatior crystal:  an electrical componenet usually used to regulate frequency in microcontroller development boards

ostio condroma:  a bone disease that causes non cancerous bone growths to appear in random places when the child is in its main growth stage

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1. Lesson 9

Miranda-Female name "to be admired"
Inquisitiveness-eager of knowledge
Querulous-complaint/grumbling
Interrogator-harsh investigator
Repetend-Latin: repetendum "to repeat"
Oratorium-place for prayers
Deprecative-strong disapproval
depreciation-lower the value
Impecuniosity-having little or no money
Property-one's belongings
Lucrative-profitabe
Confiscate-to seize
Commerce-trade/business

Lesson 10

Amputate-to cut off
Ratiocination-exact thinking
meprobamate-white powder-tranquilizer used for anxiety, tension, and skeletal muscle spasms
Solvitur ambulando- solved by walking
Arbitrio suo-Latin: "On his or her own authority"
Uxor non est sui juris, sed sub potestate viri- "A wife is not her own mistress, but is under the power of her husband"
injudicious-lacking judgement
incredulously-expression of doubt
abnegate-to deny one one self/to give up
federalize-to bring under control of the Federal gov.
Docendo discimus-Latin: "We learn by teaching"
Sine dubio- without doubt
vacillancy-quality of state of wavering and being indecisive
Oscillance-swinging back and forth
Ossature-structure/arrangement of bones/body parts

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mirage: An optical phenomenon that creates the illusion of water, often with inverted reflections of distant objects, and results from distortion of light by alternate layers of hot and cool air

questpersand: A new symbol and a new word composed of the symbols ?, "question" + &, "ampersand" which is pronounced KWEST puhr sand.

quarrel: An angry dispute or altercation

surrogate: Someone who takes the place of another person

nappetite: An increasing desire or urge to put everything aside for a nap

oscule: The mouth like opening of a sea sponge which is used to expel water.

prayerful- A reference to making petitions or solicitations to a holy being

depreciation: to reduce or lower the value

peculium: In Roman law: The property which a father allowed his child, or a master allowed his slave, to hold as his own

mechanical property: Any property of a material which influences its behavior when it is exposed to external forces; such as, its hardness or elasticity

lucrative: tending to be profitable

fiscal policy: Any policy involving the levels of government purchases, transfers, or taxes; which is usually specifically focused on domestic goods, residents, or firms.

merchandise: goods to be bought and sold

disputant-Someone who is good at, or who enjoys controversy.

ratiocination-Exact thinking or the process of logical and methodical reasoning

probity-Integrity and uprightness; honesty

Irresolute: Unsure of how to act or to proceed; being undecided

Arbitrio suo. (Latin phrase)Translation: "On his or her own authority."

Nemo tenetur jurare in suam turpitudinem. No one is bound to swear to the fact of his own criminality. No one can be forced to give his own oath in evidence of his guilt.

Nemo unquam judicet in se. (Latin statement)Translation: "No one can ever be a judge in his own cause."A legal expression.

discreditable- Bringing shame or dishonor to someone’s good name or reputation.

Abnegation: The renunciation of a person's own interests in favor of the interests of others

Fides lumen praebeat. (Latin motto)Translation: "May faith grant light."

Quae nocent docent: Things that hurt, teach.

Vacillator: Someone who hesitates; usually out of fear

Oscillopsia: A condition in which the visual image is seen to move rapidly from side to side or vertically

Ossiphone: An early type of hearing aid that used bones for conduction of sounds.

# data[].attributes.body
mirifical - awesome, amazing
acquisitiveness - strong desrire to obtian and keep something
querist - one who inquires
ucrifwderogate - to take away, belittle
impetuosity - spur of the moment
oracle - wisdom, prophency
imprecator - someone who says an offensive word
depreciation - to reduce or lower value
peculiarize -
identified as a special or unique possession
proprietary - ownership
lucriferous - gainful
confiscate - take or seize
mercer - dealer of goods or trade
indisputable - not open to question, obviously
ratiocination - exact thinking
reprobate - morally unorincipled person
plumbosolvency - water that dissolves lead
arbirament - power to decide for one's self or others
objurgate - scold
injudicious - lack of judgment
credulously - easily guilible
abnegator - someone who gives up
diffidence - distrust of oneself
federative - uniting in a league
docudrama - documentary drama
dubious - uncertainty
vacillate - to waver
oscillation - movement to and fro
ossuary - bone grave

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Lesson 9

Mirage
(an image not actually there)

Requisition
(demand or question a demand)

Supererogatory
(beyond expectations)

Exorable
(can be moved)

Precariousness
(dangerous situation)

Apprise
(give intel or info)

Pecunious
(descriptive)

Lucriferous
(Gain or profit)

Confiscation
(to take away)

Subreputable
(questionable belief)

ratiocination
(exact thinking)

probity
(honesty)

solvitar ambulando
(solve by walking)

arbitration
(settle dispute)

Quod jure
(by what right)

prejudge
(before meeting)

omnicredulity
(readily believe)

Semper fidelis
(always faithful)

Quae nocent docent
(teaches while learning)

tonoscilograph
(graphic records)

Ossiphone
(hearing aid made with bone 4 sound)

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mirador

A window, balcony, or small tower providing an extensive view

perquisite

Something that is considered to be a special right or privilege which is enjoyed as a result of one's position or service

querulousness

A reference to strong discontent or of being disagreeable

supererogation

The performance of work above and beyond what is required or expected

competently

Referring to having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully.

orate

To make a speech, especially a public, formal, or ceremonial speech.

imprecation

The calling down of harm on someone

umen depreciation

The gradual loss of efficacy of a lamp over time, typically caused by the loss of chemical additives in the lamp and wall darkening in the arc tube

peculate

To steal or to take assets dishonestly

proper motion

The movement of a star in the celestial sphere which is more noticeable in near stars than in distant stars

lucrative

Tending to be profitable or remunerative.

fiscalism

A term used to refer to the economic theory that a government should rely on fiscal policy as the main instrument of macroeconomic policy.

merchandise

Something that can be traded or sold for.

nonreputably

Generally considered to be dishonest and unreliable.

ratiocination

Exact thinking or the process of logical and methodical reasoning

probity

Integrity and uprightness; honesty.

insolvent

Not solvent

arbitrator

Someone who hears both sides of a dispute and then makes a decision

objurgate

To severely rebuke, to scold, or to censure.

prejudice

A preconceived idea or opinion that has been held before the facts are known

discredited

Brought into discredit or disrepute; that which has lost credit.

runagate

A fugitive or runaway

minimifidian

One who has the least possible faith in something.

federal deficit

The amount by which a government's expenditures exceed its tax revenues.

Quae nocent docent.

Things that hurt, teach.

Indubitable

impossible to doubt

vacillate

To be indecisive or to waver, changing between one opinion and another one

oscillographous

The study of the records made by an oscillograph.

ossuary

A receptacle for the bones of the dead