Unit 3 Vocabulary

v. To agree; to be in harmony with. To grant as deserved, proper, or suitable.

n. Agreement, harmony, reconciliation.

• acquiesce

• allude

• accord

• assert

v. To fall to someone as a gain, addition, or advantage.

To grow or accumulate, as the interest on capital.

• exort

• allude

• extricate

• accrue

v. To consent without protest, but without enthusiasm.

• Exonerate

• Acquiesce
• Arraign

• Extricate

v. To make physical or mental troubles more bearable.

• aleviate

• alleviate

• uhleviate

• alleveate

v. To make an indirect or passing reference to without distinct specification.

• Alleviate

• Allude
• Accrue

• Acquiesce

v. To bring before a low court to hear charges; to call to account.

• Arrain

• Arraign
• Eckszonerate

• Exonerate

v. To forcefully state that something is true; to declare.

• Elicit

• Extol

• Assert
• Extort

v. To draw out or forth; to bring to light.

• Illicit

• Elicit
• Elisit

• Illisit

v. To officially pronounce someone to be innocent of an accused offense.

• Convict
• Accuse
• Exonerate
• Prosecute

v. To praise highly; to exalt; to glorify.

• extricate

• extort

• exonerate

• extol