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English 9 Vocab U 4

English 9 Vocab Unit 4

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abscond (v) to run off and hide SYNONYMS: bolt, make-off, skip town
access (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase (v) to get at, obtain SYNONYMS: (n) entry, admittance, entree
anarchy (n) a lack of government and law, confusion SYNONYMS: chaos, disorder, turmoil, pandemonium
arduous (adj) hard to do, requiring much effort SYNONYMS: hard, difficult, laborious, fatiguing
auspicious (adj) favorable, fortunate SYNONYMS: promising, encouraging, propitious
biased (adj) favoring one side unduly, prejudiced SYNONYMS: unfair, partial, bigoted
daunt (v) to overcome with fear, intimidate; dishearten, discourage SYNONYMS: dismay, cow
disentangle (v) to free from tangles or complications SYNONYMS: unravel, unwind, unscramble, unsnarl
fated (adj) determined in advance by destiny or fortune SYNONYMS: destined, preordained, doomed
hoodwink (v) to mislead by a trick, deceive SYNONYMS: dupe, put one over on
inanimate (adj) not having life; without energy or spirit SYNONYMS: lifeless, dead, inert, spiritless
incinerate (v) to burn to ashes SYNONYMS: burn up, cremate, reduce to ashes
intrepid (adj) very brave, fearless, unshakable SYNONYMS: valiant, courageous, audacious, daring
larceny (n) theft SYNONYMS: stealing, robbery, burglary
pliant (adj) bending readily; easily influenced SYNONYMS: supple, flexible, elastic, plastic
pompous (adj) overly self-important in speech and manner; excessively stately or ceremonious SYNONYMS: pretentious, highfalutin, bombastic
precipice (n) a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster SYNONYMS: cliff, crag, bluff, promontory, ledge
rectify (v) to make right, correct SYNONYMS: remedy, set right
reprieve (n) a temporary relief or delay (v) to grant a postponement SYNONYMS: (n) stay, respite; (v) postpone, delay
revile (v) to attack with words, call bad names SYNONYMS: inveigh against, malign, vilify, denounce
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