Sadlier Level C Unit 3

Front

elite

Back

Superior, better, upper-class; often refers to a group that is considered the best in a particular society or category.

Front

allot

Back

To assign or distribute something to someone; often used in the context of resources or tasks.

Front

prodigious

Back

Immense, very large; often used to describe something that is extraordinary in size or degree.

Front

incapacitate

Back

To take away strength or ability; to make someone unable to do something.

Front

amass

Back

To collect or assemble a large amount of something over time.

Front

devoid

Back

Completely lacking or empty of something; often used to describe a lack of a particular quality or feature.

Front

grapple

Back

To struggle or wrestle with something; often used in the context of dealing with a difficult problem.

Front

audacious

Back

Showing a willingness to take bold risks; often used to describe someone who is daring or fearless.

Front

comply

Back

To act in accordance with a wish or command; to follow rules or requests.

Front

perturb

Back

To disturb or disquiet greatly; to cause someone to be worried or upset.