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Vocabulary Lesson 14. English IV. PROTEGE. The rapper Lil’ Wayne has several protégés including Nicki Minaj and Drake. Indiscernible . In the film The Social Network , the Winklevoss twins are nearly indiscernible from one another. Virulent. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vocabulary Lesson 14English IV

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PROTEGE The rapper Lil’ Wayne has several protégés including Nicki Minaj and Drake.

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INDISCERNIBLE In the film The Social Network, the Winklevoss twins are nearly indiscernible from one another.

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VIRULENT My nephew has virulent allergies to peanuts and shellfish.

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PHLEGMATIC The phlegmatic guards at Buckingham Palace are not

allowed to laugh, smile, or acknowledge passers by.

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ARTISAN Students at vocational schools study to become artisans in specific career themes such as cosmetology, construction technology, transportation technology, and culinary arts.

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RECIPROCATE In order for any relationship to be successful, respect and love must be reciprocated.

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TENABLE The soldiers’ camp was not tenable, so they had to retreat to higher ground.

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BOONDOGGLE Many students believe that school, homework, and tests are a complete boondoggle.

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CURMUDGEON The two old men from The Muppet Show are such

curmudgeons; they constantly gripe and groan, while insulting the muppets.

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MOIETY The Wet Bandits in Home Alone decide to split their loot

into two moieties.

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INCULCATE The German teacher inculcates the new vocabulary by consistent verbal repetition.

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FIDUCIARY Britney Spears father acted as her fiduciary during her period of instability and insanity.

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REPUGNANT Sue Sylvester finds Will Schuester’s hair, singing, and overall presence in the high school to be repugnant.

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OPPROBRIUM An opprobrium disgraced the Oval Office when the president was caught embezzling the tax payers’ dollars.

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POTENTATE Prince William and Duchess Catherine will assume the positions of potentate following the rule of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles.