UNIT 4 VOCAB TEST

To begin or start.

• commence

• apprehension

• prudence

• unabated

The fear or dread of the future.

• commence

• apprehension

• prudence

• unabated

The wise handling of practical matters.

• commence

• apprehension

• prudence

• vindication

To keep at full force without decreasing.

• unabated

• denunciation

• vindication

• prudence

Public condemnation (expression of strong disapproval) of something as wrong or evil.

• prudence

• unabated

• denunciation

• vindication

The evidence or proof that someone is correct.

• commence

• prudence

• apprehension

• vindication

Deeply serious

• solemn

• askew

• strewn

• legitimately

Off center

• solemn

• askew

• strewn

• legitimately

Spread here and there; scattered

• resolute

• strewn

• muted

• askew

Lawfully; follows the rules

• legitimately

• resolute

• muted

• solemn