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This document contains a vocabulary lesson for English IV Honors students. It defines 15 words: efficacious, catharsis, inundate, revere, internecine, risible, sybaritic, crepuscular, kudos, estrange, intrinsic, maxim, putrid, servile, and apocryphal. For each word, it provides the part of speech and definition, as well as a hint to help remember the meaning.
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- 2. Vocabulary Lesson 4 1. efficacious (adj.): effective; producing the desired outcome HINT: effect 2. catharsis (n.): a release of emotional tension HINT: 3. inundate (v.): to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity HINT: You might be inundated with dates. 4. revere (v.): to regard with respect, awe, or adoration HINT: 5. internecine (adj.): mutually destructive HINT:
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