To copy in an attempt to equal or be better than

to root out, get rid of, destroy completely

a natural gift or quality; property donated

To look upon with scorn and contempt

To escape by being quick or clever

an arrogant, stubborn assertion of opinion or belief

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Franken Vocabulary Set 2

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1
Exasperate means
to copy in an attempt to equal or be better than
to irritate or annoy
to clear away, to remove, or get rid of
to free from blame for guilt
2
Based on the meaning of the stems "ex" and "culpa", to exculpate means
load with guilt
mark by corruption
deprive of income
free from blame or guilt
3
Marked by evil and corruption; devoid of moral principles
fraught
docile
exasperated
depraved
4
Cursory means
quick, rapid
marked by evil
arrogant, stubborn
hasty, not thorough
5
Emulate means
To copy in an attempt to equal or be better than
To give speech at a funeral
To earnestly plea or request
To fully load with
6
Eradicate means
to plea or request
To look upon with scorn and contempt
to easily teach or train
to root out, get rid of, destroy completely
7
Speech or phrase given at a funeral
dogmatism
eulogy
endowment
entreaty
8
To look upon with scorn or contempt
dispel
disencumber
disdain
deplore
9
Endowment means
weakness
arrogant, stubborn assertion of opinion
fluent or persuasive speaking
a natural gift or quality; property donated
10
Disdain means
To copy in an attempt to equal or be better than
to completely destroy
To look upon with scorn and contempt
To feel or express disapproval
11
Easily taught or trained
docile
deplorable
fraught
eloquent
12
A plea or earnest request
eulogy
eloquence
eradication
entreaty
13
To elude means
To look upon with scorn
To root out, destroy
To escape by being quick or clever
To clear away, to remove
14
Fraught means
easily taught
irritated or angry
full or loaded with
fluent or persuasive
15
To clear away, to remove or get rid of, as if by scattering
disencumber
disdain
dispel
debilitate
16
To attempt to dissuade someone from some course or decision by earnest reasoning
eradicate
expostulate
entreaty
emulate
17
To feel or express regret or disapproval
disdain
endow
elude
deplore
18
weak or feeble
exasperated
debilitated
eloquent
docile
19
Dogmatism means
a week and feeble argument
a speech given at a funeral
an arrogant, stubborn assertion of opinion or belief
a natural gift or quality
20
Release from entanglement or difficulty
debilitate
disencumber
deprave
dispel

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