WorksheetsSadlier Vocab D-Unit 4
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
(verb) to run off and hide
arduous
abscond
anarchy
altercation
(noun) the approach or admittance to places
access
auspicious
adherant
altercation
(verb) to get at, to enter
arduous
access
revile
daunt
(noun) a lack of government and law,
larceny
anarchy
abridge
parliment
(adj) hard to do, requiring much effort
trite
dissolute
daunt
arduous
(adj) favorable, fortunate
All connotations with this word will be positive!!!
access
suspicious
auspicious
mediocre
(verb) to overcome with fear, intimidate, discourage
daunt
intrepid
unflinching
jeer
(verb) to free from tangles or a mess
reprieve
disentangle
Rapunzel
hoodwink
(adj) determined in advance by fortune or destiny
(the opposite of starcrossed)
pliant
fated
preclipice
arduous
(verb) to mislead by a trick, swindle
feint
hoodwink
precipice
inanimate
(adj) not having life, without energy or spirit
incinerate
animate
prototype
inanimate
(verb) to burn to ashes
incinerate
revile
rectify
pompous
(adj) very brave, fearless, unshakeable
intrepid
unflinching
TrisPrior
valorous
(noun) theft, typically in an extreme manner
larceny
brigand
pilfer
reprieve
(adj) bending easily; easily influenced
feeble
circumspect
pliant
revile
(adj) overly self-important in speech and manner
conceited
aspicious
dissolute
pompous
(noun) a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster
precipice
rectify
marauder
adourus
(noun) an orginal model on which later versions are patterns of
postulate
proliferate
prototype
pourious
(verb) to make right or correct
rectify
rift
reprive
breach
(noun) a temporary relif or delay
revile
revolution
reprieve
adjournment
(verb) to grant a delay
reprieve
adjournment
reliantal
revile
(verb) to attack with words; call bad names
rectify
revile
altercation
unflinching
