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Week 17 Vocab Words
criticize; condemn; attack
persistant; nonstop; determined
Week 17 Vocab Words
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persistant; nonstop; determined
unabated
delude
derogatory
revile
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criticize; condemn; attack
revile
indoctrinate
juxtapose
enunciate
3
voluntary self-punishment inflicted as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong
plight
penance
metamorphosis
delude
4
The players on the winning team were so _______ and rude towards the losing team.
derogatory
penance
indoctrinate
unabated
5
transformation
penance
enunciate
metamorphosis
plight
6
to deceive or fool
revile
unabated
derogatory
delude
7
disrespectful
revile
derogatory
delude
unabated
8
The _______ kid studied harder than anyone else and therefore won the spelling bee.
derogatory
unabated
plight
delude
9
If you would just ________ your words, then no one would have to ask you what you've said twice.
delude
enunciate
revile
juxtapose
10
After he cheated on the test, he decided that his ______ would be to tutor others in the subjects he excelled in.
delude
penance
plight
metamorphosis
11
to say or pronounce clearly
metamorphosis
revile
indoctrinate
enunciate
12
It is interesting to ___________ today's technology with the technology of the early 2000's.
delude
indoctrinate
juxtapose
enunciate
13
The angry woman decided to _______ the cashier even though the price change wasn't the cashier's fault.
delude
juxtapose
revile
enunciate
14
persuade; re-educate; convince
enunciate
indoctrinate
plight
revile
15
The little girl planned to ____ her mother into thinking she had eaten more of her food than she actually had.
indoctrinate
revile
delude
enunciate
16
The ________ the girl had undergone was incredible; she did not appear to be the same person since she was so different.
delude
metamorphosis
unabated
juxtapose
17
a dangerous, difficult, or otherwise unfortunate situation
plight
penance
metamorphosis
juxtapose
18
You don't know what kind of _______ he endured to get here; it seemed as though there was one situation after another.
plight
penance
delude
metamorphosis
19
to place/set side by side to compare/contrast
derogatory
eneunciate
unabated
juxtapose
20
The family was known to _______ all the guests that came into their home. They wanted to impose their beliefs on others.
juxtapose
enunciate
revile
indoctrinate