Vocabulary Flashcard

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A belief or opinion that is strongly held

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Conviction

Example: During a class discussion, Olivia expressed her conviction about the importance of environmental conservation.

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Anyone who judges the quality of other people’s work is called a ...

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critic

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A feeling of happiness, pride, or high spirits

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elation

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The ability to reason and understand

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Intellect

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Damaged or spoiled

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Marred

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During a class discussion, Michael was praised for his actions, like standing up for a classmate who was being treated unfairly. He can be described as _____.

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noble, which means showing a strong, excellent mind or character.

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To prevent something from happening or being expressed

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stifle (During a class debate, Ava tried to express her opinion, but the teacher had to stifle the discussion due to time constraints.)

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Lacking courage or confidence

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timid

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Brave or heroic

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Valiant

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To serve as a reason for

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A warrant (in this context) means making sure the features and details show that something is worth its high price.

For example, if a phone is really expensive, the warranty could be things like having a long battery life, a great camera, or being super durable to prove it's worth the cost.