Vocab chapter 5-6

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Required or commanded by authority; obligatory

representing a feeling associated with a word

a particular way of considering something

to provide an explanation or reason for something

to deprive fo individual character or sense of personal identity

having power to denote; denoting or tending to denote

rules or a situation that will have a particular effect

a short trip usually made for pleasure

to secertly take money that is in one's care or that belongs to an organization or business for one's own use

odd in behavior

the ability to share somenone's feelings or experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in there situation

to show or state that somenoe is not being blamed for something bad that happened

to leave one's country or region to settle in another

to use of a word or phrase to avoid saying another word or phrase that is more forceful and honest but also more unpleasant

a speech, peice of writting, poem ect., containing great praise for somenoe who recentyly died or stopped working

establish in a new position

hiding the truth in order to get an advantage

excessive love or aderation of one's self

yeilding in openion or judgement; courteous respect

to make a complete written record of spoken or written word

an extra message added at the end of a story or letter

to reach an opinion from available information or facts

an opinion reached by examing available information or facts

move or yield across from one place to another

to give an honor; to counsel

a public clerk or secretary, especially in ancient times; a frofessional copyist of manuscripts and documents; a writer or journalist

a theory, methodology, or practice that is considered to be without scientific foundation

fictious name

to propose by name as a candidate, especially for election; to designate or appoint to an office, responsibility

having an unknown or unacknowledged name; having no distinctive character or recgnition factor

a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or words

a word menaing the oppisite of another word

very small; only in name

to express indirectly

relying on or derived from observation or experiment

a constent worrisome burden