Sadlier Level C Unit 5

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Indiscriminate

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Not marked by careful selection; often refers to actions that are random or without judgment, such as the indiscriminate slaughter of animals.

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Plausible

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Seeming reasonable or probable; often used to describe an explanation or excuse that appears believable.

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Pulverize

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To reduce to fine particles; often used in the context of grinding or crushing materials, such as grain.

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Volatile

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Easily changed or unstable; can refer to substances that can evaporate quickly or to situations that can change rapidly and unpredictably.

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Intrigue

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To arouse curiosity or interest; can also refer to secret plans or schemes.

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Proximity

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The state of being near or close to something; often used in discussions about distance.

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Jurisdiction

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The official power to make legal decisions and judgments; often refers to the authority of a court or legal body.

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Epitaph

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A phrase or statement written in memory of a person who has died, often inscribed on a tombstone.

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Prodigal

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Wastefully extravagant; often used to describe someone who spends resources freely and recklessly.

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Cower

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To crouch down in fear; often used to describe a physical reaction to danger.