To force oneself into a situation uninvited

believing that all events in life are determined by fate

Helpful; contributive; tending to promote.

To turn away feelings or affections

Something not normally expected; a deviation.

The one who always gets blamed.

in high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful

To assist in bringing together separate parties.

Relating to trends in a population.

Casual; accidental; not of prime concern.

Departure from the expected norms.

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ACT Vocabulary February 16

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obtrude
To force oneself into a situation uninvited
someone that is not very smart
a 90 degree angle
a portion of a ledge that extends to far
2
fatalistic
believing that all events in life are determined by fate
learning to drive a standard shift car
optimistic
belief that you will die young
3
conducive
Helpful; contributive; tending to promote.
An electric current.
A rare type of book.
A leader of a choir.
4
deleterious
delicious
a person that is very smart
careful
harmful
5
alienate
to speak a foreign language
to fall asleep suddenly
to come from another planet
To turn away feelings or affections
6
aberration
Something not normally expected; a deviation.
Calmness, quiet.
An area of the country that is very cold.
Blue in color.
7
scapegoat
The one who always gets blamed.
A game for young children,
A toy made of fur.
An animal from India
8
elated
in high spirits; exultantly proud and joyful
to fall down a flight of stairs
a helium filled baloon
sad; sullen
9
mediate
The average of four numbers.
Any combination of numbers.
To drive in the middle of the road.
To assist in bringing together separate parties.
10
pensive
fearful
thoughtful
helpful
Dreamily thoughtful
11
demographic
A type of demonstration.
Relating to trends in a population.
Across the Atlantic ocean.
A large wooden bookcase.
12
inhibit
To overcook food.
A type of flower in California.
To reduce or prevent.
To cause harm.
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abominate
To destroy.
Extreme hatred
A lost snowman.
To blow up a project.
14
Aggrandize
To play a large grand piano.
To enlarge or make bigger
To feel important.
To fall in love with.
15
animosity
Animals that are of the same species.
Someone that is considered generous.
Ill will, hostility.
When a group all agrees, unanimous.
16
incidental
A new accessory
Anything based on facts
Anything unplanned
Casual; accidental; not of prime concern.
17
deviance
Departure from the expected norms.
Going the wrong direction on a roadway.
A crooked nose.
Someone that is insane.
18
lackadaisical
loves the circus
easily excited
uninterested; listless
forgetfull
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convergence
to understand
a religious chapel that is very old.
joining of parts
to pray
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divergent
Two groups of people that are from the same country.
Moving in opposite directions.
To divide two binomials.
A type of chemical that cleans paint.

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