Morris 11 Ch 4

Match the terms to the definitions

• lack of government and law; confusion

• auspicious

• favorable; fortunate

• anarchy

• hard to do, requiring much effort

• arduous

• admittance to places; to get at/obtain

• access

• to run off and hide

• abscond

Match the terms to the definitions

• favoring one side unduly; prejudiced

• daunt

• determined in advance by destiny/fortune

• fated

• to overcome with fear, intimidate

• biased

• to mislead by a trick, deceive

• disentangled

• to free from tables or complications

• hoodwink

Match the term to the definition

• to burn to ashes

• larceny

• bending readily; easily influenced

• intrepid

• theft

• inanimate

• very brave, fearless, unshakeable

• incinerate

• not having life; without energy/spirit

• pliant

Match the term to the definition

• overly self-important in speech & manner

• precipice

• very steep cliff; bring/edge of disaster

• rectify

• to make right, correct

• pompous

Match the term to the definition

• temporary relief/delay

• reprieve

• to attack with words, call bad names

• OUT OF WORDS

• MATCH TO OUT OF WORDS

• revile

Synonym of abscond

• bold, make off, skip town

• promising, encouraging, propitious

• unfair, partial, bigoted

​ (a)   ​ of access​ is entry, admittance, entree. ​ (b)   of access is total exclusion.

• Synonym
• Antonym

________ is when there is chaos, disorder, turmoil, and pandemonium.

Synonym of arduous

• entry, admittance, entree

• hard, difficult, laborious, fatiguing

• easy, simple, effortless

Auspicious

• ill-omened, ominous, sinister

• Part of speech

• promising, encouraging, propitious

• Synonym

• adjective

• Antonyms