English 11, WK. 3, Column 1

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falter

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to walk unsteadily; to give way; to speak brokenly or weakly.

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arcane

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known or knowable only to a few people; secret.

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replete

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fully or abundantly provided or filled.

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exegesis

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an explanation or critical interpretation of a text.

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platitudinous

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the quality or state of being dull or insipid.

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intricate

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very detailed or complicated.

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degenerate

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having lost the physical, mental, or moral qualities considered normal and desirable.

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intercede

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to intervene on behalf of another.

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sanctuary

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a place of refuge or safety.

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insipid

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lacking flavor or vigor.