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Vocabulary Summative, Weeks 5-8
Vocabulary Summative, Weeks 5-8
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A fun, semi-competitive review of your Tier 2 vocabulary words!
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Fathom
to refer by a direction from one place to another
to take and hand over to another
to overcome by argument
to understand something after much thought
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Dishearten
to cause someone to lose confidence
to hover threateningly
to focus one's own thoughts on
to bind legally or morally
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Bellow
to admit wrongdoing
characterized by boisterous behavior
faith that one will act in a correct manner
to emit a deep, loud roar
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Flabbergasted
greatly surprised; astonished
person determined to win
feeling self-conscious
being in a state of misery
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Bigot
person who is legally entitled to receive payment
the act of sneering
person who sweats or causes sweating
person who is intolerant of people with differing opinions
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Debut
a French dessert
a small pointer used to point out letters
the first appearance in a particular role or capacity
a tight or critical situation
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Adjacent
covered with water
accept the truth of something
moving with great speed
next to or adjoining something else
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Beseech
to lecture
to beg
to make introductory remarks
to do over or again
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Bewildered
complete confidence in oneself
to joke or jest
confused, befuddled
living out in the wild
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Detatched
not emotionally involved
to stitch through layers of cloth
constantly moving
capable of withstanding shock
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Flagrant
to cause someone to lose confidence
to display a flag
obviously offensive
to present an honor or gift
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Firebrand
person who brands horses with hot irons
person who likes brand name clothing
person who likes to set fires
person passionate about a cause, wanting to take action
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Abate
to burst open
to become less intense or widespread
to fish
to be hungry
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Astute
clever, ingenious, perceptive
splendidly brilliant or magnificent
innocent, naive
shabby or dirty in condition
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Acknowledge
to accept or admit the existence or truth of something
to ask fervently
word relating to chemistry
to shout out in class
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Accelerate
to slow down
to cook food
to fail
to begin to move more quickly
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Distraught
happy beyond measure
feeling cold
deeply upset or agitated
offensive
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Dumbfounded
to find something previously lost
to cause to fail or wear out
not smart
greatly astonished or amazed
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Bestow
present an honor or gift
bring into danger or peril
withdraw funding from
not allowing entrance or passage
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Fruitless
when a person is greatly surprised
when a person doesn't enjoy fruit
when an action is unproductive or useless
when a person is hungry