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WorksheetsVocab Week 8
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
appease
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
condone
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
indignant
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
infuriate
To satisfy, calm, or soothe, usually by giving in to demands.
To allow, accept, or overlook something wrong.
Feeling anger about something unfair or mean.
To cause extreme anger, to enrage.
malicious
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
penitent
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
reconcile
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
resent
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To feel angry or bitter at something.
retaliate
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
To settle differences; to bring into harmony or agreement. To reestablish a close relationship.
To respond to an injury or wrongdoing by inflicting another.
wrath
Deliberately harmful; done with a desire to harm or cause suffering.
Regretful; sorry for bad deeds
Violent, resentful anger; rage
To respond to an injury or wrongdoing by inflicting another.
Lewis was _____ when his teacher unfairly accused him of cheating.
appeased
penitent
indignant
condoned
Because of the _____ nature of his crime; the judge gave him a harsh sentence.
penitent
indignant
resentful
malicious
The young boy ______ his older sister by reading her diary
condoned
infuriated
reconciled
appeased
If you accept a gift you know is stolen, you are ____ stealing
condoning
resenting
reconciling
infuriating
Maria convinced her friends to _____ so they could all go to the movies together.
retaliate
reconcile
infuriate
condone
The _____ daughter apologized for having forgotten her mother's birthday.
resentful
infuriated
wrathful
penitent
The teacher _____ the overworked students by moving the test from Friday to Monday.
resented
condoned
appeased
retaliated
If you get angry and ____ when you've been wronged, you will cause problems for yourself.
appease
retaliate
reconcile
condone
Do not play with that bear cub, or you will certainly suffer its mother's _____
reconciliation
penitence
wrath
appeasement
Juan ______ having to clean up the mess his brother made.
reconciled
retaliated
appeased
resented
