WorksheetsLetter from a Birmingham Jail Vocabulary
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Paradoxical means...
having excessive satisfaction with one's accomplishments
to seem opposite, contrary or contridictory
to agree
a temporary stop to an activity
Unfettered means...
unrestrained, uninhibited
to reuse to accept
to agree
to disagree
Clarion means...
to disagree
to reuse to accept
to agree
a narrow trumpet; formerly used to signal war
Concur...
to disagree
to reuse to accept
to agree
to warn or reprimand someone firmly
Repudiate...
making a show of being morally superior to other people
to warn or reprimand someone firmly
a temporary stop to an activity
to refuse to accept
Admonish...
a temporary stop to an activity
a non coachable person or one who can't be corrected
to warn or reprimand someone firmly
making a show of being morally superior to other people
Moratorium means...
a temporary stop to an activity
making a show of being morally superior to other people
a non coachable person or one who can't be corrected
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
Incorrigible means...
making a show of being morally superior to other people
a non coachable person or one who can't be corrected
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
a temporary stop to an activity
Sanctimonious means...
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
deep thought, insight, depth of knowledge
a non coachable person or one who can't be corrected
making a show of being morally superior to other people
Profundity means...
deep thought, insight, depth of knowledge
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
making a show of being morally superior to other people
a non coachable person or one who can't be corrected
Gadflies are...
opposite of flies and beatles
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
people that annoy or provoke others with criticism; a fly that bites livestock
concerning a province of a country or empire
Provincial is...
in close proximity to
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
able to provide for
concerning a province of a country or empire
Complacent ...
having excessive satisfaction with one's achievements
knowing exactly where a place is even if you have never been there before
when you go to a new place but it seems like you have been there before
excessive desire for retirement to stay in the same place common to your family
