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particular order,with some duplicates and irregularities.**Unit 2**A list of words follows,witheach word appearing twice,and an apparent attempt to organize them alphabetically (although not perfectly).**Unit 3**There is a repetition of certain words throughout the list.1.Breach:Anopening or gap,oftencaused by a violation or infraction.2.Brigand:A bandit or robber,often operating outside of law.3.Circumspect:Cautious and careful in one's actions or decisions.4.Commandeer:To take control or seize something for military or official use.5.Cumbersome:Clumsy or difficult to handle,often due to being slow-moving.And so on..Let me know ifyou'd like me to summarize the remaining vocabulary units!Irregular.SYN:occasional.ANT:steady.Not genuine.SYN:false,counterfeit.ANT:genuine.Uncontrolled.SYN:unrestrained.ANT:restrained.To stop temporarily.SYN:postpone,suspend.ANT:open,call to order.From another country.SYN:exotic,unfamiliar.ANT:native,familiar.Pleasing appearance.SYN:good-looking,attractive.ANT:plain,ugly.Make up for.SYN:pay back,reimburse.ANT:fail to reward.Loose morals.SYN:dissipated,debauched.ANT:virtuous,moral.Unpredictable.SYN:irregular,inconsistent.ANT:steady,dependable.Process of driving out.SYN:ejection,ouster.ANT:admittance.Deceptivemovement.SYN:trick,ruse.ANT:none given.Food for animals.SYN:feed.Strengthen.SYN:reinforce,shore up.ANT:weaken,undermine.Difficult to read.SYN:unreadable,indecipherable.ANT:readable.Make fun of rudely.SYN:laugh at,mock.ANT:applause.Bringing in money.SYN:gainful,profitable.ANT:unprofitable.Average quality.SYN:run-of-the-mill.ANT:exceptional.Multiply rapidly.SYN:multiply,mushroom.ANT:decrease,dwindle.Conquer by force.SYN:subdue,vanquish.ANT:be conquered.Soil or stain.SYN:pollute,taint.ANT:cleanse,purify.Tease or torment.SYN:tempt,lead on.ANT:satisfy,fulfill.Brief and to the point.SYN:concise,succinct.ANT:verbose,wordy.Firm and unwavering.SYN:resolute,steadfast.ANT:irresolute,wavering.Make shorter.SYN:none given.A follower or supporter.SYN:none given.Note:The given text appears to be a collection of words with their synonyms and antonyms.**Positive Terms**-Anger can lead to an \"irate\"situation.-Famous people are often considered \"eminent.\"-A person who is brave and fearless is described as \"intrepid.\"-A sweet and innocent face resembles an angel,known as a \"cherubic\"child.**Negative Terms**-Chaos and disorder can result in anarchy.-Arduous tasks require much effort.-An auspicious sign is one that promises good fortune.-Daunting challenges can be overcome with courage.-Inanimate objects are lifeless and without energy.**Action Verbs**-To condone means to pardon or overlook something.-To dissent is to disagree or have a differing opinion.-To fabricate involves making up orinventing information.-To pilfer means to steal in small quantities.-To usurp refers to seizing power by force or without right.**Conceptsand Objects**-A marauder is a raider or plunderer.-Obesity is excessive fatness.-Pauperism refers to being extremely poor.-The word \"rift\"can refer to a split,break,or breach.**Other Terms**-To access means to gain entry or approach something.-A semblanceis an outward appearance or likeness.-An auspicious sign is one that promisesgood fortune.bad namessyn:inveigh against,malign,vilify,denounce ant:praise,acclaim,revere,idolize Q.accomplice n.:a person who takes part in a crime Synonyms:partner in crime Q.annihilate v.:to destroy completely Synonyms:obliterateAntonyms:nurture bad:arbitrary adj.:unreasonable;based on one's wishes or whims without regardfor reason or fairness Synonyms:capricious Antonyms:rational,objective brazen adj.:shameless,impudent;made of brass;openly disrespectful Synonyms:bold Antonyms:respectful catalyst n.:a substance that causes or hastens a chemical reaction;any agent that causes change;aninstigator Synonyms:stimulus,spur Q.exodus n.:a large-scaledeparture or flight 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