WorksheetsAnthem Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
make amends for — especially a sin
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something that is of great benefit
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to strongly want (something—especially something that belongs to another)
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any system of principles or beliefs
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do something one considers below one’s dignity
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an order — typically a formal proclamation or a legally binding court decree
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to come to understand
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famous and admired; or worthy of admiration
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impossible to separate OR impossible to evenly divide without a remainder
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famous for something that is bad; or an extremely bad event
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a feeling of lack of interest or energy
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an instruction that must be followed; or to command
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a pile of wood — especially to burn a dead body as in a funeral rite
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tear down so as to make flat with the ground
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a person bound to the land and owned with the land by the feudal lord
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a state of agreement and support — especially for political action
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to violate a rule, promise, or social norm
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everyone being of one mind (agreeing)
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show to be right or justified
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someone you feel sorry for OR a person of bad character
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