Sadlier Unit 7 Level C Practice

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Belittle

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To make something appear smaller or meaner; to imply that a thing holds little value or meaning.

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Convey

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(v) To transport; to transmit; to communicate, make known; to transfer ownership or title to.

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Haggard

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Thin, pale, drawn, gaunt, perhaps from worry or suffering.

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Predatory

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Acting like a pirate; preying on, pillaging, looting.

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Turncoat

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Someone who switches to an opposing side or party.

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Excise

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To remove or cut out, especially by surgical means.

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Parry

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To ward off a weapon or attack; to evade or dodge.

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Menial

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Lowly and sometimes degrading; relating to work that is considered unskilled.

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Doctrine

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A belief or set of beliefs held and taught by a church, political party, or other group.

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Acme

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The highest point or peak; the culmination of something.