PPT-LIST 1 Abhor - verb To hate

Bigot noun narrowminded prejudiced person Counterfeit adjective fake false Enfranchise verb To give voting rights Hamper verb To hinder obstruct Kindle verb To start a fire. Abhor - verb. To hate. Bigot - noun. narrow-minded, prejudiced person. Counterfeit - adjective. fake; false. Enfranchise - verb. To . give voting rights. Hamper - verb. To . hinder; obstruct. Kindle - verb. 10. th. Grade English . Chastise (verb). To punish or severely criticize. Dwindle (verb). To make or become less until little remains. Lavish (adjective). Prophetic (adjective). Extravagant; to give in abundance. Acquiesce - verb . To agree to. To give in to. Bombast - noun. Arrogant, pompous language. Curtail - verb. To cut short. Epicure - noun. Someone who appreciates good food and drink. Heed - verb. To listen to. September . 22, 2015. To be challenging, or bold, going against those in charge. Noun. Defiance. To be challenging, or bold, going against those in charge. Noun. To feel ashamed, embarrassed. Verb. Mortified. Dishearten: verb: To discourage. Disrupt: verb: to disturb or break up something happening. Dissuade: verb: to discourage, to talk out of doing something. Docile: adjective: obedient. Domestic: adjective: indigenous to a region. Different Kind of People. “...purify for Himself His own special people...”. . Titus 2:13-14. “...you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people...”. . Different Kind of People. “...purify for Himself His own special people...”. . Titus 2:13-14. “...you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people...”. . Hate crimes are any crimes that are targeted at a person. because of hostility or prejudice towards that person’s protected. or perceived protected characteristics:. D. isability . Race or ethnicity . abhor. To hate or detest. I abhor having to sit in traffic on my way to work.. accolade. Praise extended to someone; . award or prize. ascetic. One who leads a life of self-denial. a. nd contemplation, absent of luxury. ABHOR: Definition. Verb: to regard with disgust or hatred. Abhor: synonyms. Detest, loathe, despise, execrate. ABHOR: Antonyms. Adore, cherish, relish, admire. Abhor: Sentence. I abhor tuna so much that I hope that one day it is banned from this country.. to regard with horror or loathing; to hate deeply. . The young boy . abhorred. the . brussel. sprouts. . Syn.abominate. , despise, loath. Ant.admire. , cherish. Amend (Verb). to change in a formal way; to change for the better. Abhor. Part of Speech- Verb. Definition- to reject; to hate. Example- . Work at a job that you love, not one that you abhor.. Bigot. Part of Speech- Noun. Definition- Narrow minded, prejudiced person. Week 7 Vocabulary abhor (verb) To regard with horror or loathing; to hate deeply buffet (verb) to slap or cuff; to strike repeatedly; to drive or force with blows; to force one's way with difficulty Commodious Hate as the Bible Presents It. “. HATE. ”. W.E. Vine’s . Expository Dictionary of New Testament Words. Hate as the Bible Presents It. I. God Hates (In the last two senses).. Even though “God is love” (1 John4:8)..