9th Vocab Unit 1 - Lesson

9th Vocab Unit 1 - Lesson

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unbridled

• uncontrolled, lacking in restraint

• false or fake, not genuine

• sudden and violent, brief, fitful, intermittent

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spasmodic

• sudden and violent, brief, fitful, intermittent

• false or fake, not genuine

• uncontrolled, lacking in restraint

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spurious

• false or fake, not genuine

• uncontrolled, lacking in restraint

• sudden and violent, brief, fitful, intermittent

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salvage

• to rescue or save from a disastrous situation, especially a shipwreck

• to let go or give up

• inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition

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relinquish

• to let go or give up

• to rescue or save from a disastrous situation, especially a shipwreck

• inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition

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predispose

• inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition

• to let go or give up

• to rescue or save from a disastrous situation, especially a shipwreck

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perennial

• lasting a long time; persistent

• sudden and violent, brief, fitful, intermittent

• clinging to one’s own ideas in a stubborn way; inflexible

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opinionated

• clinging to one’s own ideas in a stubborn way; inflexible

• lasting a long time; persistent

• sudden and violent, brief, fitful, intermittent

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muddle

• to make a mess of

• to erase a mark from a surface; to make yourself unnoticeable

• inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition

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efface

• to erase a mark from a surface; to make yourself unnoticeable

• to make a mess of

• inclined to a specific attitude, action, or condition

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Dilemma

• a difficult or perplexing situation or problem

• scattered fragments, wreckage

• A standstill resulting from two equal, opposing forces

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

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Diffuse

• to spread or scatter freely or widely

• to officially take possession or control

• to warn or reprimand firmly

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

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Debris

• scattered fragments, wreckage

• a difficult or perplexing situation or problem

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

• the act of breaking an agreement or the law; a violation

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Deadlock

• A standstill resulting from two equal, opposing forces

• scattered fragments, wreckage

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

• the act of breaking an agreement or the law; a violation

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Commandeer

• to officially take possession or control

• to warn or reprimand firmly

• to spread or scatter freely or widely

• A standstill resulting from two equal, opposing forces

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Circumspect

• wary, prudent, guarded; unwilling to take risks

• large or heavy and difficult to carry or handle

• to warn or reprimand firmly

• to officially take

  
  

  possession or control

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Brigand

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

• A standstill resulting from two equal, opposing forces

• scattered fragments, wreckage

• a difficult or perplexing situation or problem

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Breach

• the act of breaking an agreement or the law; a violation

• a bandit, robber, or outlaw

• A standstill resulting from two equal, opposing forces

• scattered fragments, wreckage

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Admonish

• to warn or reprimand firmly

• to officially take possession or control

• to spread or scatter freely or widely

• a difficult or perplexing situation or problem