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Sadlier Vocabulary Workshop Level D Units 1-7
Sadlier Vocabulary Workshop Level D Units 1-7
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#Worldlit #Vocabulary #Grade9 How many words do you remember?
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(adj.) complicated; difficult to understand
intricate
precipice
spasmodic
arduous
2
(adj.) firm, showing no signs of fear
diffuse
opinionated
efface
unflinching
3
(v.) to wipe out; to keep oneself from being noticed
opinonated
commandeer
efface
brigand
4
(v.) to slander; (adj.) evil
malign
tantalize
taunt
jeer
5
(adj.) lively; flavorful
tirade
sprightly
momentous
ghastly
6
(adj.) loose in one's morals or behavior
sully
dissolute
feint
jeer
7
(v.) to overcome
surmount
paramount
terminate
condone
8
(n.) food for horses or cattle
fodder
tantalize
alien
comely
9
(n.) a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster
anarchy
precipice
arduous
slapdash
10
(adj.) hidden, present but not realized
ghastly
latent
stagnant
rift
11
(adj.) given to fighting; active and aggressive in support of a cause; (n.) an activist
obstreperous
surly
commandeer
militant
12
(adj.) lacking in restraint
efface
unbridled
salvage
dilemma
13
(v.) to make fun of rudely or unkindly; (n.) a rude remark of derision
sully
subjugate
jeer
dissolute
14
(n.) an angry argument
altercation
condone
fabricate
dissent
15
(adj.) poor, in a state of poverty; depleted
pauper
abscond
subjugate
impoverished
16
(adj.) never stopping, going on all the time
incessant
intricate
cherubic
militant
17
(n.) slavery; any state of being being bound or held down
bondage
succumb
tantalize
defray
18
(n.) an opening; (v.) break through
salvage
deadlock
debris
breach
19
(n.) admittance; (v.) to get at, obtain
posthumous
access
assimilate
commandeer
20
(n.) a deliberately deceptive move; (v.) to make a deceptive movement
alien
subjugate
erratic
feint
21
(v.) to soil, stain, tarnish, defile, besmirch
erratic
tantalize
feint
sully
22
(v.) to bring to an end
terminate
militant
dissolute
arduous
23
(v.) to burn to ashes
spurious
incinerate
arduous
pompous
24
(adj.) unreasonably high; excessive
supplant
exorbitant
obstreperous
proliferate
25
(adj.) hardworking, industrious, not lazy
diffuse
slapdash
eminent
diligent
26
(v.) to take the place of, supersede
dissent
supplant
cumbersome
relinquish
27
(adj.) not running or flowing; foul from standing still; inactive
latent
terminate
trite
stagnant
28
(n.) a temporary relief or delay; (v.) to grant a postponement
defray
adjourn
reprieve
facilitate
29
(v.) to shape or cut down with an ax; to hold to
trite
fabricate
hew
unbridled
30
(n.) an extremely poor person
pauper
subjugate
eminent
pilfer
31
(adj.) brief and to the point
erratic
jeer
terse
proliferate
32
(adj.) grimly or scornfully mocking
sardonic
jeer
brazen
tantalize
33
(n.) a follower, supporter; (adj.) attached, sticking to
marauder
eminent
cherubic
adherent
34
(n.) slavery; forced labor
intrepid
servitude
usurp
latent
35
(adj.) exceeding what is sufficient or required, excess
superfluous
pompous
exorbitant
lucrative
36
(v.) to absorb fully
compensate
unbridled
assimilate
atone
37
(adj.) angry and bad-tempered; rude
dissent
altercation
dissolute
surly
38
(n.) a substance that causes or hastens a chemical reaction; any agent that causes change
paramount
apex
defray
catalyst
39
(n.) a person who takes part in a crime
accomplice
breach
brigand
rift
40
(adj.) very important
auspicious
pompous
momentous
cherubic
41
(adj.) sad; dreary
hew
meander
pensive
doleful
42
(v.) to offer arguments or evidence that contradict an assertion; to refute
tantalize
jeer
rebut
daunt
43
(v.) to seize for military or official use
deadklock
commandeer
relinquish
muddle
44
(v.) to jeer at; (n.) an insulting or mocking remark
spurious
tantalize
slapdash
taunt
45
(v.) to make easier; to assist
hew
facilitate
slapdash
commandeer
46
(adj.) very brave, fearless, unshakable
pilant
intrepid
brazen
daunt
47
(n.) an idle wanderer; (adj.) wandering aimlessly
vagrant
defray
feint
meander
48
(adj.) believable
arbitrary
credible
pensive
lucid
49
(v.) to dive out by magic; to dispose of something troublesome, menacing, or oppressive
usurp
pilfer
exorcise
gluttony
50
(v.) to caution or advise against something; to scold mildly
commandeer
debris
admonish
brigand
51
(adj.) of poor quality
shoddy
revile
irate
bogus
52
(v.) to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
dissolute
adjourn
lucrative
fortify
53
(adj.) sweet and innocent
cherubic
eminent
fabricate
pauper
54
(adj.) holding fast; persistent
daunt
arduous
perennial
tenacious
55
(adj.) shameless, imprudent; made of brass
arduous
brazen
unflinching
pompous
56
(adj.) having a pleasing appearance
adjourn
lucrative
proliferate
comely
57
(n.) a lack of government and law
catalyst
defray
anarchy
obstreperous
58
(adj.) noisy; unruly, disorderly
militant
obstreperous
prototype
anarchy
59
(n.) a long, angry speech, usually very critical
tirade
surly
irate
larceny
60
(adj.) unreasonable; based on one's wishes or whims without regard for reason or fairness
prim
arbitrary
auspicious
latent
61
(adj.) dangerous
lucid
perilous
paramount
arduous
62
(n.) greedy overindulgence
gluttony
proliferate
unbridled
adherent
63
(v.) to tease, torment by teasing
fortify
tantalize
dissolute
terse
64
(n.) an arrival
advent
arbitrary
adherent
doleful
65
(adj.) not genuine, not true, not valid
circumspect
dilemma
spurious
admonish
66
(adj.) clumsy, hard to handle, slow-moving
opinionated
breach
muddle
cumbersome
67
(adj.) chief in importance, above all others
paramount
erratic
surmount
apex
68
(v.) to reproduce, increase, or spread rapidly
proliferate
subjugate
lucrative
alien
69
(int.) "Farewell"; (n.) a farewell
tantalize
adjourn
assimilate
adieu
70
(n.) a difficult or perplexing situation or problem
debris
relinquish
brigand
dilemma
71
(n.) the time between; (adj.) temporary
diligent
rectify
tenacious
interim
72
(adj.) careless and hasty
cumbersome
bogus
hew
slapdash
73
(v.) to make, manufacture
adherent
trite
condone
fabricate
74
(v.) to run off and hide
abscond
pilfer
obstreperous
larceny
75
(adj.) not having life; without energy or spirit
prim
stagnant
abscond
inanimate
76
(adj.) famous, outstanding
condone
eminent
trite
marauder
77
(n.) a citizen of another country; (adj.) foregin
alien
tantalize
fodder
erratic
78
(v.) to spread or scatter freely or widely; (adj.) wordy, long-winded, or unfocused; scattered
diffuse
unbridled
circumspect
efface
79
(v.) to pay for
circumspect
defray
superfluous
catalyst
80
(adj.) lasting for a long time; (n.) a plant that lives for many years
breach
admonish
unbridled
perennial
81
(n.) theft
doleful
larceny
defray
anarchy
82
(adj.) thoughtful
pensive
morose
daunt
doleful
83
(n.) a large city; the chief city of an area
precipice
dilemma
tirade
metropolis
84
(adj.) bringing in money; profitable
compensate
lucrative
proliferate
fortify
85
(adj.) overly self-important in speech and manner
trite
pompous
alien
mediocre
86
(adj.) frightful, horrible; deathly pale
ghastly
auspicious
altercation
obstreperous
87
(n.) a raider, plunderer
fodder
dissent
marauder
abridge
88
(n.) scattered fragments, wreckage
debris
muddle
efface
cumbersome
89
(v.) to give way to superior force, yield
usurp
hamper
commandeer
succumb
90
(v.) to disagree; (n.) a disagreement
dissent
semblance
altercation
trite
91
(adj.) overly neat, proper, or formal; prudish
pliant
predisposed
prim
superfluous
92
(v.) to incline to beforehand
predisposed
circumspect
spasmodic
efface
93
(adj.) difficult or impossible to read
sully
compensate
comely
illegible
94
(n.) a split, break breach
exorcise
rift
erratic
reprieve
95
(v.) to save from fire or shipwreck; (n.) property thus saved
spurious
perennial
predispose
salvage
96
(n.) a large-scale departure or flight
pauper
exodus
exorcise
vagrant
97
(n) a standstill resulting from the conflict of two equal forces; (v.) to bring to a standstill
deadlock
surmount
perennial
spasmodic
98
(adj.) careful, cautious
muddle
circumspect
spasmodic
cumbersome
99
(v.) to destroy completely
tenacious
altercation
advent
annihilate
100
(v.) to hold back
inundate
tenacious
surmount
hamper
101
(adj.) hard to do, requiring much effort
stagnant
perennial
arduous
precipice
102
(n.) a likeness
obstreperous
defray
semblance
mediocre
103
(v.) intimidate; to discourage
surmount
incorrigible
exodus
daunt
104
(v.) to make up for
adjourn
rebut
semblance
atone
105
(v.) to make a mess of; (n.) a hopeless mess
muddle
deadlock
cumbersome
spurious
106
(v.) to strengthen
unflinching
subjugate
dissolute
fortify
107
(adj.) sudden and violent, but brief; fitful
commandeer
dilemma
spasmodic
spurious
108
(v.) to attack with words, call bad names
pilfer
revile
marauder
compensate
109
(adj.) commonplace, overused, stale
exorbitant
superfluous
trite
pilfer
110
(adj.) not able to be corrected; beyond control
incorrigible
tenacious
diligent
brazen
111
(v.) to wander about; (n.) a sharp turn or twist
abscond
vagrant
meander
assimilate
112
(adj.) false, counterfeit
bogus
shoddy
slapdash
illegible
113
(v.) to make up for; to repay for services
illegible
compensate
fortify
terse
114
(v.) to pardon or overlook
eminent
condone
pilfer
surmount
115
(v.) to overflow; to overwhelm by numbers or size
superfluous
opaque
inundate
gluttony
116
(v.) to free from tangles or complications
militant
fated
posthumous
disentangle
117
(adj.) angry
altercation
irate
jeer
tantalize
118
(adj.) not letting light through; not clear or lucid, stupid
stagnant
opaque
pauper
larceny
119
(adj.) easy to understand, clear; rational, sane
comely
lucid
condone
credible
120
(v.) to mislead by a trick, swindle
hoodwink
pilfer
slapdash
larceny
121
(v.) to steal in small quantities
marauder
pilfer
lucrative
incorrigible
122
(adj.) occurring or published after death
deadlock
intrepid
posthumous
perilous
123
(adj.) bending readily
arbitrary
supplant
precipice
pliant
124
(n) the process of driving or forcing out
tantalize
jeer
adjourn
expulsion
125
(adj.) stubborn and often unreasonable in holding to one's own ideas
muddle
opinionated
predisposed
perennial
126
(v.) to seize and hold a position by force or without right
commandeer
usurp
annihilate
tenacious
127
(v.) to scold; find fault with; (n.) a rebuke
reprimand
efface
arduous
dissent
128
(adj.) average, ordinary, undistinguishable
terse
fodder
mediocre
erratic
129
(n.) the highest point, tip
apex
surmount
catalyst
pliant
130
(adj.) having a gloomy or sullen manner; not friendly or sociable
pensive
inundated
sardonic
morose
131
(n.) to make right, correct
paramount
rectify
prim
hew
132
(v.) to make shorter
alercation
trite
exorcise
abridge
133
(adj.) determined in advance by destiny or fortune
fated
auspicious
diligent
larceny
134
(v.) to let go, give up
efface
relinquish
predispose
unbridled
135
(adj.) favorable; fortunate
incessant
paramount
auspicious
lucid
136
(v.) to talk in an aimless, foolish, or simple way; to babble; (n.) baby talk; babble
meander
prattle
incessant
ghastly
137
(n.) a bandit, robber, outlaw, highwayman
breach
salvage
perennial
brigand
138
(n.) an original model on which later versions are patterned
mediocre
surmount
prototype
intricate
139
(adj.) not regular or consistent
erratic
fodder
terse
proliferate
140
(v.) to conquer by force
compensate
unflinching
subjugate
terse
