PPT-SAT Vocabulary Unit 1- List 1

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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

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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. (Level D). By Mrs. Hamilton. Unit 1. Vocabulary List #1. ADMONISH. BREACH. BRIGAND. CIRCUMSPECT. COMMANDEER. CUMBERSOME. DEADLOCK. DEBRIS. DIFFUSE. DILEMMA. Vocabulary List #2. EFFACE. MUDDLE. OPINIONATED. The Awakening . Vocabulary in Context. 1. Immutable (adj.). 2. Supercilious (adj.). “Victor Lebrun objected and his decrees were as . immutable. as thos. e of fate. ” (Ch. IX).. Unchangeable. “She was not a . th. . Unit 4 Vocabulary. Accentuate- to stress, single out as important.. The girl wanted makeup that would . accentuate . her blue eyes.. Bizarre- conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.. Vocabulary List #2. 1. . Afflicted. . (v): suffering . or sickened . 2. . Dejection. (n): lowness . of spirits; depression. 3. . Discreet. (adj): careful . about what one says or does. 4. . Explicit. rd. . Unit 3 Vocabulary . Prohibited- forbidden by law.. Driving drunk is . prohibited. .. Compel- force somebody to do something.. The football coach . compels. the players to practice hard.. Conspicuous- obvious to the mind or eye.. th. . Unit 6 Vocabulary. Adversary- someone who offers opposition to someone else.. The two teams were . adversaries . of each other.. Ardor- feelings of great warmth and intensity.. The couple’s . Suitor- a man who courts a woman. .. The father was waiting a proper . suitor. for his daughter. Asunder- into parts or pieces. .. Hurricane Matthew ripped Florida . asunder.. Quell-suppress . or crush completely. (Ch 13). Open . range. Long drive. Maverick. Homestead. Dry farming. Sodbuster. Nomad. Annuity . Assimilate. Allotment. (Ch 14). Laissez-faire. Entrepreneur. Corporation. Pool. Monopoly. Trust. Deflation. th. . Unit 4 Vocabulary. Accentuate- to stress, single out as important.. The girl wanted makeup that would . accentuate . her blue eyes.. Bizarre- conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.. 1. aspire . (v) . 2. bilateral . (. adj. ) . 3. candor . (n) . 4. defraud . (v) . 5. deity . (n) . 6. elude . (v) . 7. fixture . (n) . 8. handwriting . (n) . 9. havoc . (n) . 10. imbibe . (v) . 11. juncture . Unit 13 Vocabulary. Unsullied: . spotlessly clean and fresh.. Atticus’s office in the courthouse contained little more than a hat rack, a spittoon, a checkerboard and an . unsullied. Code of Alabama.. Sit in your assigned seat.. Start of the Abolition Movement. Find the answer for each question in your reading and highlight it.. Why did early abolitionists believe that slavery had to be ended gradually?. 28. Erasmian. or Seminary Type Pronunciations. English .  Greek. Greek .  English. Previous. Next. You can click . any . where on the screen to bring up the translated . word . Hit . Next/Previous . Modern Greek . Pronunciations. English .  Greek. Greek .  English. Previous. Next. You can click . any . where on the screen to bring up the translated . word . Hit . Next/Previous . button to .

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