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Douglass Chs. 7-9 Vocab 11-20
Douglass Chs. 7-9 Vocab 11-20
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full of spirit and vitality
Vindication
Unabated
indelicate
sprightly
2
so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness
Wretched
Vindication
tedious
sprightly
3
“The comedian's _______ jokes and offensiveness caused him to be booed off of the stage.”
Vindication
indelicate
Unabated
Denunciation
4
“Slaves got their freedom after the _______ of slavery.”
Vindication
abolition
Emancipation
sanction
5
in violation of good taste even verging on the indecent
abolition
Emancipation
Vindication
indelicate
6
“The __________ of the slaves was fought for and won by the slaves themselves.”
vindication
abolition
emancipation
urchin
7
“The team was full of ________ teammates and was prepared to win the championship game.”
sprightly
tedious
Unabated
indelicate
8
“The actor plays a _______ role in the movie”
Unabated
sagacity
wretched
molder
9
“The police saw the ________ of the woman who they thought was a suspect.”
dissipation
abolition
vindication
sanction
10
a public act of condemnation
depravity
tedious
Denunciation
pious
11
very unhappy; full of misery
tedious
Wretched
Unabated
sprightly
12
doing away with a system or practice or institution
lax
dissipation
abolition
Unabated
13
“The student became______after learning what homework he was assigned when he would rather play video games instead.”
conspicuous
pernicious
tedious
pious
14
“He wrote a _______ of his critics”
dissipation
abolition
sanction
denunciation
15
continuing at full strength or intensity
sprightly
Emancipation
Unabated
abolition
16
the justification for some act or belief
indelicate
Denunciation
Vindication
Emancipation
17
“The hiking trail started to become more and more ________ and dangerous so we turned back around and went back home.”
tedious
treacherous
Unabated
Wretched
18
“The fighting continued ________ throughout the night.”
unabated
sagacity
sprightly
wretched
19
freeing someone from the control of another
treacherous
Denunciation
indelicate
Emancipation
20
tending to betray
Denunciation
Wretched
treacherous
tedious
