Mr. Allred's Lesson 22 Words

[adjective]. violent, as a strong wind or angry person, often making empty threats; boisterous. Lux had a _?_ anger that was directed at anyone who stood in her way.

• Bustery

• Encouage

• Engaged

• Exhaustion

[verb]. to hearten; to uplift; to inspire. Alice tried to _?_ her little brother, but he gave up too easily.

• Bustery

• Encouage

• Engaged

• Exhaustion

[adjective]. busy; occupied; involved. Jeremiah was previously _?_ but now is able to talk to you.

• Bustery

• Encouage

• Engaged

• Exhaustion

[noun]. extreme weakness; fatigue; weariness. In order to prevent _?_ while mowing lawns, Emerson took frequent breaks and drank lots of water.

• Bustery

• Encouage

• Engaged

• Exhaustion

[verb]. to spur or urge on; to stimulate. Dalton attempted to _?_ his sister into cleaning his room for him.

• Goad

• Injustice

• Lodge

• Pitful

[verb]. to place firmly in a certain place; to embed. After writing in her diary, Scarlett would _?_ it in a narrow hiding place underneath her bed.

• Goad

• Injustice

• Lodge

• Pitiful

[adjective]. deserving of compassion, sympathy, or pity; heartbreaking. Trying not to look _?_ after crying, Phoenix dried her eyes and fixed her makeup before leaving the bathroom.

• Goad

• Injustice

• Lodge

• Pitiful

[adverb]. completely; entirely. She was _?_ amazed by the strange turn of events.

• Utterly

• Wretched

• Goad

• Pitiful

[adjective]. miserable; dismal. The campers looked _?_ after a week of rain.

• Utterly

• Wretched

• Goad

• Injustice

[noun]. unjust or unfair treatment; wrong. _?_ has been an issue on the front burner of American society for many years.

• Utterly

• Wretched

• Goad

• Injustice