Unit 4 week 2 vocabulary

Riled

• to make happy; please or satisfy

• to make angry; irritate or annoy

• to calm down; soothe or pacify

• to confuse; bewilder or perplex

commendable

• to speak of with praise for some act or service

• to criticize harshly

• to ignore or overlook

• to reward with a prize

traditional

• relating to customs and ways of doing things in a particular culture

• modern and innovative practices

• a style of art that is contemporary

• a method of scientific inquiry

Obliged

• To make someone feel bound to do something or act in a certain way

• To express gratitude or thanks

• To force someone to do something against their will

• To provide assistance or help someone in need

misled

• to guide in wrong direction

• to provide accurate information

• to lead someone to success

• to confuse someone intentionally

predict

• to tell in advance something will happen

• to guess without any evidence

• to assume something will occur later

• to explain something that has already happened

accentuated

• to draw attention to

• to diminish

• to obscure

• to ignore

illustrate

• to explain or make clear by giving examples; to draw pictures

• to confuse or complicate a concept

• to summarize information briefly

• to analyze data in detail

interpret

• to decide on or explain the meaning of

• to ignore or overlook something

• to confuse or misinterpret information

• to summarize or condense information

reveal

• to tell or uncover something

• to hide or conceal something

• to confuse or mislead someone

• to create or invent something