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Vocab Unit 3

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

barrage

Back (Answer)

(n.) a rapid, enormous-scale outpouring of something

#2
Front (Question)

bigot

Back (Answer)

(n.) an intolerant person

#3
Front (Question)

designate

Back (Answer)

(v.) to indicate, to point out, (adj.) selected but not yet installed

#4
Front (Question)

diversity

Back (Answer)

(n.) condition of having many different types of forms

#5
Front (Question)

enigma

Back (Answer)

(n.)someone or something that is extremely puzzling

#6
Front (Question)

gloat

Back (Answer)

(v.) to look at or think

#7
Front (Question)

global

Back (Answer)

(adj.) of, relating to, or involving the whole entire world

#8
Front (Question)

illusion

Back (Answer)

(n.) a false idea

#9
Front (Question)

infuriate

Back (Answer)

(v.) to make very angry

#10
Front (Question)

motivate

Back (Answer)

(v.) to provide a reason for doing so, to push on to some goal

#11
Front (Question)

pacifist

Back (Answer)

(n.) one who is against war or the use of violence, (adj.) opposing war or violence

#12
Front (Question)

queue

Back (Answer)

(n.) a line of people waiting for something, (v.) to form such a line

#13
Front (Question)

restrict

Back (Answer)

(v.) to keep within the limits, to confine limits

#14
Front (Question)

sage

Back (Answer)

(adj.) wise, (n.) a very wise person

#15
Front (Question)

slake

Back (Answer)

(v.) to satisfy, relieve or bring to an end

#16
Front (Question)

terrain

Back (Answer)

(n.) the landscape, especially considered with regard to its physical features

#17
Front (Question)

vocation

Back (Answer)

(n.) any trade, profession, sense of fitness or special calling for one work

#18
Front (Question)

vow

Back (Answer)

(n.) a solemn or sacred promise (v.) to declare or promise in a solemn way

#19
Front (Question)

waylay

Back (Answer)

(v.) to lie in wait for an attack, ambush

#20
Front (Question)

wither

Back (Answer)

(v.) to dry up, to cause someone to feel ashamed or very small