7th Vocab Weeks 3 & 4

eminent (adj)

• dry; having little to no rain
• high in position or status
• a problem involving someone having to choose between two things
• give up a position of power

candor (n)

• honesty
• face or deal with directly; oppose or challenge someone or something
• able to be predicted
• a problem involving someone having to choose between two things
• calm; peaceful

imposition (n)

• a person who acts in contrast to what they claim to believe or value
• honesty
• a major or violent disruption
• able to be predicted
• an unnecessary burden placed on someone

dilemma (n)

• honesty
• a problem involving someone having to choose between two things
• occurring in the present
• to be silent and in a bad mood because of disappointment or annoyance
• not attending to one's duties; careless

foreseeable (adj)

• honest

• an unnecessary burden placed on someone
• able to be predicted
• a major or violent disruption
• occurring in the present

abdicate (v)

• honesty
• give up a position of power
• a person who acts in contrast to what they claim to believe or value
• face or deal with directly; oppose or challenge someone or something
• not honest; purposely giving a false impression

confront (v)

• causing fear or dread
• calm; peaceful
• an unnecessary burden placed on someone
• face or deal with directly; oppose or challenge someone or something
• to be silent and in a bad mood because of disappointment or annoyance

negligent (adj)

• not attending to one's duties; careless
• give up a position of power
• to be silent and in a bad mood because of disappointment or annoyance
• causing fear or dread
• a person who acts in contrast to what they claim to believe or value

deceitful (adj)

• a problem involving someone having to choose between two things
• high in position or status
• causing fear or dread
• causing fear or dread
• not honest; purposely giving a false impression

formidable (adj)

• to be silent and in a bad mood because of disappointment or annoyance
• not honest; purposely giving a false impression
• causing fear or dread
• occurring in the present
• a major or violent disruption