Vocab Practice

Blemish

• a small mark or flaw that ruins the look of something

• something that causes problems, unhappiness, or annoyance

• easily seen or noticed

• too ready to believe that something is true.

Bane

• easily seen or noticed

• a source of honor

• something that causes problems, unhappiness, or annoyance

• modern or current

contemporary

• modern or current/happening, living, or existing at the same period of time

• attracting attention/easily seen or noticed

• dirty; messy; disheveled

• a reddish-purple color

Crimson

• a color next to orange and opposite of violet

• a color between green and orange

• a color between red and blue

• A reddish-purple color

Credit

• the ability to inspire belief or trust

• achievements, training and background that make a person qualified to do something.

• praise or recognition for something achieved; a source of honor; a person's good reputation or influence

• to beg somebody to do something

bedraggled

• dirty, messy, disheveled

• capable of being broken down naturally

• a small mark or flaw that ruins the look of something

• to beg somebody to do something

Beseech

• to beg somebody to do something

• easily seen or noticed/ attracting attention

• a person's good reputation or influence

• something that causes problems, unhappiness, or annoyance

Credibility

• a source of honor; a person's good reputation or influence

• the ability to inspire belief or trust; willingness to accept something as true

• a reddish-purple color

Credentials

• the ability to inspire belief or trust; willingness to accept something as true.

• dirty; messy; disheveled

• achievements, training and background that make a person qualified to do something. A letter or certificate that prove someone's position or qualifications.

• modern or current; happening, living or existing at the same period of time.

Credulous

• too ready to believe that something is true; resulting from a tendency to believe things too easily.

• capable of being broken down naturally

• to face someone or something in challenge; to oppose

• achievements, training and background that make a person qualified to do something.