106: Not Listening to this Podcast Could be seen as an Unconscionable act.

English Vocab by Victorprep

Sam Fold

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🗓️ 9 November 2018

⏱️ 14 minutes

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The words for today are: Mores, Boorish, Unconscionable, Aver

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0:00.0	Hello there. This is Sam and this is episode 106 of the Victor Prep
0:08.1	vocab podcast. I'm Sam and let's get started with our words from a few days ago.
0:16.0	So those were the words from episode 105.
0:20.0	So we had Laconic, Interregnum, Dissolution, and Posit.
0:29.0	Laconic, that means using very few words in speech or writing.
0:35.0	Interregnum, that is a period when normal government is suspended or there's a pause in normal government
0:46.4	usually between successive reigns or regimes.
0:51.6	Dissolution, that means a closing down or dismissal of some official body,
0:59.4	a conclusion, could also mean death and posit.
1:05.0	posit.
1:06.0	To posit means to assume something as a fact or to put forward something as a
1:12.0	basis for argument.
1:15.0	All right, gang, so those were our words from last time.
1:19.0	I hope you remembered them all.
1:21.0	Now, let's get on with the new words. It's Wednesday night. Hope you're
1:25.4	excited. I'm always I'm always excited about words. Okay so our first word by the way I just sometimes wonder if it's
1:39.6	a sign of slight madness I can make myself laugh. I don't know if it's just the fact I'm recording
1:47.2	myself but it's so easy sometimes to start laughing doing this.
1:53.0	Okay, all right.
1:55.0	Our first word, unconscionable.
1:58.0	Unconscionable.
2:00.0	It's spelled UNC-O-N-S-C- E, unconscionable. It's an adjective.
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