Vocab. 1

Descendant

• one who is derived from an ancestor; a descendant

• a small part that remains

• to move a large crowd

• free from a duty, law, or rule that others must obey

estimation

• free from a duty, law, or rule that others must obey

• a traditional story, usually about heroic beginnings; a fiction

• judgment or opinion

• to sanctify or make sacred

exempt

• judgment or opinion

• free from a duty, law, or rule that others must obey

• occurring at an inappropriate time; premature

• to feel or express pain or sorrow

sanctify

• one who is derived from an ancestor; a descendant

• a small part that remains

• to make sacred or holy

• a feeling of loss; remorse; sadness

lament

• move in a large crowd

• sanctify or make sacred

• a feeling of loss; remorse; sadness

• feel or express pain or sadness

myth

• a traditional story, usually concerning heroic beginnings; a fiction

• occurring at an inappropriate time; premature

• a small remaining part

• to move in a large crowd

repentance

• judgment or opinion

• a feeling of loss; remorse; sadness

• to feel or express pain or sadness

• someone who descends from an ancestor; a descendant

remnant

• a small part that remains

• to feel or express sorrow or grief

• to sanctify or make holy

• a traditional story, usually about heroic beginnings; a fiction

multitude

• free from a duty, law, or rule that others must obey

• move in a large crowd

• sanctify or make sacred

• a feeling of loss; remorse; or sadness

inopportune

• judgment or opinion

• one who is derived from an ancestor; a descendant

• occurring at an inappropriate time; premature

• to sanctify or make holy