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Odyssey Vocab Part II
Contempt is:
The inability to believe is defined as:
Odyssey Vocab Part II
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The inability to believe is defined as:
adorn
equity
lavish
incredulity
2
Contempt
is:
to give generously
derogatory attitude toward someone or something
inability to believe
3
Choose the sentence that uses equity correctly.
He treated us with equity when the verdict was stated.
The equity was visible when mom gave me a bigger cake slice.
4
Restitution
is defined as:
inability to believe
compensation for something lost, damaged, or taken away
scowling
to disguise
5
Which sentence uses glowering correctly?
I could see the glowering sparkles in her eyes.
After that fight his face had a glowering expression.
6
The definition of
bemusing
is:
stupefying
scowling
fairness, justice
to disguise or conceal
7
What word means to disguise or conceal?
dwindle
glowering
contempt
dissemble
8
What part of speech is adorn?
verb
adjective
noun
9
The definition of the word restitution is:
to gradually lesson; to diminish
inability to believe
compensation for something lost, damaged, or taken away
To give generously, provide in abundance
10
The definition of
glowering
is:
to disguise or conceal
to decorate; add beauty to
scowling
stupefying
11
What part of speech is bemusing?
adjective
noun
verb
12
I
adorned
my shoes with glitter and gems.
correct use
incorrect use
13
What part of speech is lavish?
verb
adjective
noun
14
What part of speech is equity?
adjective
verb
noun
15
The definition of equity is:
fairness, justice
Unequal parts
equal pieces
16
The word lavish means:
stupefying
inability to believe
to give generously, provide in abundance
scowling
17
The definition of to gradually lesson; to diminish is:
equity
dwindle
glowering
bemusing
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The definition of
adorn
is:
to disguise or conceal
to give generously provide in abundance
To gradually lesson; to diminish
To decorate; add beauty, honor, or distinction to
