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Vocabulary, Unit #4, C.J.'s

acquit, deem, devastate, discredit, elusive, generate, idolize, ingratitude, keepsake, mortal, ovation, petty, plight, repent, reverie, revocation, scan, strand, strife, topple

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acquit, v.v. to declare not guilty, discharge
deem, v.v. to think, consider, believe
devastate, v.v., to destroy, lay waste
discredit, v. or n.v. or n. throw doubt upon, lack of confidence or reputation
elusive, adj.adj. difficult to hold, hard to explain or understand
generate, v.v., to bring into existence or be the cause of
idolize, v.v. to worship as an idol, make an idol, love very much
ingratitude, n.n. a lack of thankfulness
keepsake, n.n. something kept in memory, souvenir
mortal, n. and adj.n., a being that must eventually die, adj. relating to the being, causing death
ovation, n.n. an enthusiastic public welcome, applause
petty, adj.adj. unimportant, trivial, narrow-minded;
plight, n. or v.n. or v. bad condition or state, v. to pledge or promise solemnly
repent, v.v., to fell sorry for what one has done or has failed to do
reverie, n.n., a daydream; the condition of being lost in thought
revocation, n.n., an act or instance of calling back, repealing; cancellation
scan, v.v., to examine closely, look over quickly but thoroughly
strand, n. or v.n., a beach or shore, string of wire v., to drive or run aground, leave in a hopeless position
strife, n.n., bitter disagreement; fighting, struggle
topple, v.v., fall forward; overturn, bring about the downfall of


Debra A. Nardi

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