English 8 Vocabulary 4-1

of or related to citizens and their relationships with each other and the state

• prudence

• errand

• civil

• brute

the wise handling of practice matters

• errand

• prudence

• apprehension

• emancipation

a savagely violent person or animal

• brute

• apprehension

• testimonial

• errand

a rule or principal regarding action or conduct

• errand

• apprehension

• testimonial

• precept

the fear or dread of the future

• prudence

• emancipation

• apprehension

• precept

a formal statement testifying to someone's character and qualifications

• brute

• depravity

• testimonial

• civil

_{the fact or process of being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions.}

• apprehension

• civil

• emancipation

• errand

keeping its full force without decreasing

• testimonial

• depravity

• emanciption

• unabated

a short journey undertaken in order to deliver or collect something, especially on someone else's behalf

• civil

• depravity

• emancipation

• errand

moral corruption; wickedness

• depravity

• civil

• precepts

• prudence