ELA unit 1-6 review

The Word Vigil Most NEARLY means

• (n.) An official order by law; (v.) To command with or order by law

• (n.) A period of staying awake at night to keep watch or pray

• (adj.) Rude, lacking good manners or politeness

• 1. (n.) A passage or quotation taken from a book; (v.) To select or use material from a book in order to cite or copy

• 1. (v.) To remain floating or suspended in air, linger

The Word RUBBLE Most NEARLY means:

• 1. (n.) A situation that creates a sudden increase in wealth or good fortune

• 1. (v.) to prevent the occurrence of; to make impossible; to exclude from something

• 1. (n.) Broken stone fragments; Crumbled remains of stone

• 1. (adj.) Not harmonious; harsh sounding

• 1. (adj.) Not harmonious; harsh sounding

The word BONANZA MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (v.) To push past; To elbow or bump against someone roughly

• 1. (v.) To return, or turn or look back, as toward a former position or the like

• 1. (n.) A situation that creates a sudden increase in wealth or good fortune

• 1. (n.) An angry or noisy dispute, an altercation; (v.) To argue or dispute in a noisy or angry manner

• (v.) to prevent the occurrence of; to make impossible; to exclude from something

The word SERVILE
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (n.) A period of staying awake at night to keep watch or pray

• 1. (v.) To develop over time; To unfold or expand

• 1. (adj.) Very submissive, like a slave

• 1. (n.) A wise old saying expressing a general truth

• (v.) To remain floating or suspended in air, linger

The word WRANGLE
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (n.) An angry or noisy dispute, an altercation; (v.) To argue or dispute in a noisy or angry manner

• 1. (n.) A passage or quotation taken from a book; (v.) To select or use material from a book in order to cite or copy

• 1. (v.) to prevent the occurrence of; to make impossible; to exclude from something

• 1. (adj.) Very submissive, like a slave

• 1. (adj.) Very submissive, like a slave

The word ANTICS
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (adj.) Slanting or angled; Not done in a direct or straightforward way

• 1. (v.) To feel or show deep respect for, especially due to age or tradition; To honor

• 1. (n.) Harm, loss, something that causes damage, depreciation, or loss

• 1. (adj.) Careful with money; Thrifty; Not costly

• 1. (n.) Ridiculous, foolish, or outrageous behavior

The word VENERATE
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (v.) To disable or disfigure; To make defective, impair

• 1. (adj.) Overcrowded to the point where traffic or people can't move well

• 1. (n.) Ridiculous, foolish, or outrageous behavior

• 1. (adj.) Cautious or careful; (adv.) With great care or caution

• 1. (v.) To feel or show deep respect for, especially due to age or tradition; To honor

The word AVOWED
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (adj.) Acknowledged or declared openly in public

• 1. (v.) To disable or disfigure; To make defective, impair

• 1. (v.) To reduce to the smallest possible amount; To downplay or de-emphasize

• 1. (adj.) Careful with money; Thrifty; Not costly

• (n.) One who is immoral; One who is undisciplined or spoiled; (adj.) Done in an unjust, cruel or malicious manner, uncalled-for

The word FRUGAL
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (adj.) Careful with money; Thrifty; Not costly

• 1. adj.) Cautious or careful; (adv.) With great care or caution

• n.) An excessive supply or amount; (v.) To fill beyond capacity, to overfeed

• 1. (adj.) Extremely well known, famous or renowned

• (n.) Harm, loss, something that causes damage, depreciation, or loss

The word INVALIDATE
MOST NEARLY means:

• 1. (adj.) Acknowledged or declared openly in public

• 1. (v.) To change direction suddently

• 1. (n.) An excessive supply or amount; (v.) To fill beyond capacity, to overfeed

• 1. (v.) To disprove an argument; To void, nullify, or overturn

• (adj.) Extremely well known, famous or renowned