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Austerity-Severity Of Discipline, Expression, Or Design
Dillon Curttright
September 21, 2012
ENGL 10521
Lindsey Hursh
Journal 9 1. Austerity - severity of discipline, regime, expression, or design
Tawdry - cheap and gaudy in appearance or quality
Lexicon - a reference book that alphabetically lists words and their meanings, e.g. of an ancient language
Emblematically - relating to, consisting of, or acting as an emblem
Sumptuous - magnificent or grand in appearance
Disjunction - a disconnection of joined parts or things
Repudiates - to disapprove of something formally and strongly and renounce any connection with it
Virulence - the quality of being extremely poisonous, infectious, or damaging, or the extent to which a disease or toxin possesses this quality
Interlocutor - a participant

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