Week Seven Vocab Practice

exasperate

• impossible to avoid

• extremely old, ancient, outdated

• to irritate or annoy

• to adore, to feel deep respect or admiration for something

appease

• to calm (someone) down; to give someone what they want in order to make them stop bothering you

• incorrect

• argumentative, confrontational

• to scare, usually with an overwhelming challenge

inevitable

• to irritate or annoy

• impossible to avoid

• to adore, to feel deep respect or admiration for something

• innocent; showing a lack of experience

quarrelsome

• argumentative, confrontational

• to damage or spoil the appearance of

• incorrect

• to scare, usually with an overwhelming challenge

revere

• to irritate or annoy

• extremely old, ancient, outdated

• innocent; showing a lack of experience

• to adore, to feel deep respect or admiration for something

erroneous

• to damage or spoil the appearance of

• incorrect

• to calm (someone) down; to give someone what they want in order to make them stop bothering you

• to scare, usually with an overwhelming challenge

archaic

• extremely old, ancient, outdated

• argumentative, confrontational

• to calm (someone) down; to give someone what they want in order to make them stop bothering you

• innocent; showing a lack of experience

daunt

• to irritate or annoy

• to damage or spoil the appearance of

• to scare, usually with an overwhelming challenge

• impossible to avoid

naive

• to irritate or annoy

• to adore, to feel deep respect or admiration for something

• innocent; showing a lack of experience

• impossible to avoid

mar

• to damage or spoil the appearance of

• incorrect

• to calm (someone) down; to give someone what they want in order to make them stop bothering you

• argumentative, confrontational