English 3 Week 9

Most remote in space or time; extreme; last in consequence

• Vacillate

• Ultimate

• Accolade

• Accommodate

To swing indecisively from one idea or course of action to another

• Bequeath

• Capricious

• Vacillate

• Deference

Award of merit

• Accolade

• Egregious

• Fallacious

• Genre

To render fit or correspondent; To adapt to circumstances; To make adjustment; To make room for

• Accolade

• Vacillate

• Ultimate

• Accommodate

Leave to someone by a will; Hand down

• Bequeath

• Deference

• Genre

• Egregious

Subject to whims or passing fancies; Spur of the moment

• Fallacious

• Accolade

• Capricious

• Ultimate

Courteous regard for another’s wish

• Accommodate

• Deference

• Bequeath

• Egregious

Conspicuous, standing out from the mass (used particularly in an unfavorable sense); Remarkably bad

• Egregious

• Genre

• Vacillate

• Capricious

Embodying a falsehood; Misleading as in wrong thinking/reasoning

• Bequeath

• Fallacious

• Ultimate

• Accolade

A kind, sort, or species; esp. to works of literature or art

• Accommodate

• Genre

• Egregious

• Deference