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Vocabulary for Achievement 17 18 19

Total questions: 213

Worksheet time: 2hrs 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a support built against a wall for reinforcement

a)

valor

b)

recalcitrant

c)

defensible

d)

buttress

2.

capable of being protected

a)

fortify

b)

potent

c)

quell

d)

defensible

3.

sturdy or long lasting

a)

resistant

b)

invigorate

c)

durable

d)

fortify

4.

to strengthen or make secure

a)

fortify

b)

buttress

c)

recalcitrant

d)

quell

5.

to fill with life, energy, or strength

a)

durable

b)

potent

c)

invigorate

d)

defensible

6.

powerful; strong

a)

potent

b)

valor

c)

butttress

d)

quell

7.

to put down by force;; to overpower

a)

durable

b)

fortify

c)

quell

d)

resistant

8.

stubbornly refusing to do something; not following orders

a)

recalcitrant

b)

defensible

c)

fortify

d)

quell

9.

opposed to or defending against

a)

invigorate

b)

quell

c)

valor

d)

resistant

10.

courage or boldness

a)

valor

b)

potent

c)

invigorate

d)

quell

11.
buttress
a)
capable to being protected or defended
b)
a wall support
c)
sturdy or long lasting
d)
to fill with life, energy
12.
invigorate
a)
to fill with life, energy
b)
to strengthen 
c)
courage or boldness
d)
powerful;strong
13.
defensible
a)
opposed to or defending against
b)
capable being protected
c)
to put down by force
d)
powerful; strong
14.
durable
a)
to strengthen or make secure
b)
capable of being protected or defended
c)
stubbornly refusing to do something
d)
study or long lasting
15.
fortify
a)
a wall support
b)
courage or boldness
c)
to strengthen  or make secure
d)
to put down by force
16.
potent
a)
powerful; strong
b)
courage or boldness
c)
opposed to or defending against
d)
sturdy or long lasting
17.
valor
a)
powerful; strong
b)
to put down by force
c)
opposed to or defending against
d)
courage or boldness
18.
quell
a)
powerful; strong
b)
courage or boldness
c)
to put down by force
d)
to fill with life, energy
19.
resistant
a)
powerful; strong
b)
sturdy or long-lasting
c)
to strengthen or make secure
d)
opposed to or defending against
20.
recalcitrant
a)
stubbornly refusing to do something
b)
a wall support
c)
sturdy or long-lasting
d)
to fill with life, energy
21.

Tires need to be ____________ so that they won't wear out quickly

a)

buttressed

b)

quelled

c)

durable

d)

invigorated

22.

I can war this watch in the shower because it is ____________ to water.

a)

fortified

b)

defensible

c)

recalcitrant

d)

resistant

23.

Many cathedrals have elaborate arches and ____________ .

a)

buttresses

b)

resistance

c)

valor

d)

potency

24.

Ancient cities were ____________ with stone walls.

a)

invigorated

b)

fortified

c)

valiant

d)

quelled

25.

In times of war, ____________ borders re important to a country.

a)

buttressed

b)

defensible

c)

recalcitrant

d)

resistant

26.

The sisters' argument was ____________ by their mom's sensible compromise.

a)

quelled

b)

resisted

c)

fortified

d)

buttressed

27.

The knight demonstrated his ____________ when he slew the mighty dragon.

a)

resistance

b)

reacalcitrance

c)

valor

d)

durability

28.

The medicine was so ____________ that I was cured after one dose.

a)

recalcitrant

b)

valiant

c)

durable

d)

potent

29.

Teenagers are often stereotyped as being ____________ when it comes to following advice.

a)

quelled

b)

fortified

c)

invigorated

d)

recalcitrant

30.

Raj was ____________ after taking a nap.

a)

buttressed

b)

invigorated

c)

resistant

d)

quelled

31.

The ____________ city was ____________ against enemy attacks.

a)

buttressed...durable

b)

fortified...defensible

c)

quelled...fortified

d)

fortified...durable

32.

to abandon

a)

forsake

b)

inhumane

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

33.

cruel

a)

belittle

b)

inhumane

c)

facilitate

d)

inflict

34.

to wrap or surround

a)

exploit

b)

impair

c)

envelop

d)

facilitate

35.

to restore to good health

a)

forsake

b)

envelop

c)

impair

d)

rehabilitate

36.

to make something seem unimportant

a)

exploit

b)

belittle

c)

rejuvenate

d)

inhumane

37.

to make young again

a)

rejuvenate

b)

facilitate

c)

rehabilitate

d)

exploit

38.

to damage

a)

inhumane

b)

belittle

c)

impair

d)

forsake

39.

to take advantage of

a)

exploit

b)

inflict

c)

envelop

d)

facilitate

40.

to cause pain

a)

inflict

b)

impair

c)

inhumane

d)

exploit

41.

to assist

a)

rejuvenate

b)

forsake

c)

facilitate

d)

envelop

42.

To make young or vigorous again

a)

rehabilitate

b)

rejuvenate

c)

inflict

d)

impair

43.

rehabilitate

a)

To restore to a healthy or good condition

b)

To make young or vigorous again

c)

To make easier or to help along; to assist

d)

To make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value

44.

facilitate

a)

To restore to a healthy or good condition

b)

To make young or vigorous again

c)

To make easier or to help along; to assist

d)

To make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value

45.

To use to the greatest possible advantage

a)

inhumane

b)

inflict

c)

facilitate

d)

exploit

46.

To cause pain; to do something unpleasant or punishing

a)

envelop

b)

impair

c)

inflict

d)

rejuvenate

47.

impair

a)

To make worse; to damage

b)

to cause disbelief

c)

To abandon; to give something up

48.

forsake

a)

To make worse; to damage

b)

to cause disbelief

c)

To abandon; to give something up

49.

belittle

a)

something small in size

b)

To make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value

c)

To wrap within; to surround entirely

d)

To make young or vigorous again

50.

envelop

a)

To use to the greatest possible advantage

b)

To make easier or to help along; to assist

c)

To wrap within; to surround entirely

51.

inhumane

a)

Humanly possible; conceivable

b)

Brutal; cruel; lacking kindness and pity

c)

Human attributes given to inanimate objects or animals

52.

Able to move quickly and easily

a)

distort

b)

dawdle

c)

mobilize

d)

agile

53.

To change something so as to make

it less true; to misrepresent

a)

distort

b)

dawdle

c)

mobilize

d)

agile

54.

The route for a journey

a)

distort

b)

itinerary

c)

mobilize

d)

agile

55.

To take more time than necessary; to move slowly

a)

quiver

b)

dawdle

c)

mobilize

d)

recede

56.

To change or adjust; to alter

a)

supplant

b)

traverse

c)

modify

d)

recede

57.

To travel or pass across, over, or through

a)

supplant

b)

traverse

c)

itinerary

d)

recede

58.

to replace

a)

supplant

b)

traverse

c)

itinerary

d)

recede

59.

To go back; to retreat; to move away

a)

supplant

b)

traverse

c)

itinerary

d)

recede

60.

quiver

a)

To go back; to retreat; to move away

b)

To tremble or shake

c)

To take more time than necessary; to move slowly

61.

mobilize

a)

Able to move quickly and easily

b)

To prepare or to organize for a purpose

c)

To change or adjust; to alter

62.

Reading all the instructions first will ____________ installing the software.

a)

rehabilitate

b)

exploit

c)

facilitate

d)

impair

63.

Nona loved the way she always felt ____________ after swimming in the ocean.

a)

rejuvenated

b)

impaired

c)

forsaken

d)

facilitated

64.

In some countries, people receive ____________ punishments for minor crimes.

a)

rehabilitated

b)

inhumane

c)

impaired

d)

belittled

65.

After I forgot my lines in the play, my little sister ____________ me, calling me names.

a)

exploited

b)

enveloped

c)

belittled

d)

inflicted

66.

Gossip can often ____________ pain on innocent people.

a)

forsake

b)

impair

c)

belittle

d)

inflict

67.

The baby bird was ____________ in its mother's wing.

a)

inflicted

b)

forsaken

c)

facilitated

d)

enveloped

68.

During their wedding vows, the bridge and groom promised to be loyal to each other and to " ____________ all others."

a)

forsake

b)

impair

c)

exploit

d)

inflict

69.

After the successful treatment in the hospital, Micah was completely ____________ .

a)

facilitated

b)

rehabilitated

c)

enveloped

d)

belittled

70.

The boss ____________ his workers by not allowing them to take breaks.

a)

inflicts

b)

exploits

c)

rejuvenates

d)

envelops

71.

One bad effect of his long illness was ____________ hearing.

a)

inflicted

b)

inhumane

c)

impaired

d)

rejuvenated

72.

Challenge: In many countries, prisons are meant to ____________ people, not punish them with ____________ conditions.

a)

inflict...forsaken

b)

impair...rejuvenation

c)

rehabilitate...inhumane

73.

to abandon

a)

forsake

b)

inhumane

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

74.

cruel

a)

belittle

b)

inhumane

c)

facilitate

d)

inflict

75.

to wrap or surround

a)

exploit

b)

impair

c)

envelop

d)

facilitate

76.

to restore to good health

a)

forsake

b)

envelop

c)

impair

d)

rehabilitate

77.

to make something seem unimportant

a)

exploit

b)

belittle

c)

rejuvenate

d)

inhumane

78.

to make young again

a)

rejuvenate

b)

facilitate

c)

rehabilitate

d)

exploit

79.

to damage

a)

inhumane

b)

belittle

c)

impair

d)

forsake

80.

to take advantage of

a)

exploit

b)

inflict

c)

envelop

d)

facilitate

81.

to cause pain

a)

inflict

b)

impair

c)

inhumane

d)

exploit

82.

to assist

a)

rejuvenate

b)

forsake

c)

facilitate

d)

envelop

83.

Reading all the instructions first will _____________________ installing the software.

a)

rehabilitate

b)

exploit

c)

facilitate

d)

impair

84.

Nona loved the way she always felt ___________ after swimming in the ocean.

a)

rejuvenated

b)

impaired

c)

forsaken

d)

facilitated

85.

In some countries, people receive __________________ punishments for minor crimes.

a)

rehabilitated

b)

inhumane

c)

impaired

d)

belittled

86.

After I forgot my lines in the play, my little sister __________________ me, calling me names.

a)

exploited

b)

enveloped

c)

belittled

d)

inflicted

87.

Gossip can often _________________ pain on innocent people.

a)

forsake

b)

impair

c)

belittle

d)

inflict

88.

The baby bird was ______________ in its mother's wing.

a)

inflicted

b)

forsaken

c)

facilitated

d)

enveloped

89.

During their wedding vows, the birde and groom promised to be loyal to each other and to "_______________ all others."

a)

forsake

b)

impair

c)

exploit

d)

inflict

90.

After the successful treatment in the hospital, Micah was completely ________________________.

a)

facilitated

b)

rehabilitated

c)

enveloped

d)

belittled

91.

The boss ________________ his workers by not allowing them to take breaks.

a)

inflicts

b)

exploits

c)

rejuvenates

d)

envelops

92.

One bad effect of his long illness was __________________ hearing.

a)

inflicted

b)

inhumane

c)

impaired

d)

rejuvenated

93.

to restore to youthful energy or appearance is to

a)

belittle

b)

inhumane

c)

rejuvenate

d)

forsake

94.

to enclose or wrap is to

a)

envelop

b)

exploirt

c)

inflict

d)

facilitate

95.

to cause to seem inferior is to

a)

impair

b)

rehabilitate

c)

belittle

d)

inhumane

96.

to lack compassion or pity is to be

a)

inhumane

b)

rehabilitate

c)

forsake

d)

exploit

97.

to restore to a previous state or condition is to

a)

inflict

b)

rejuvenate

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

98.

to reject or abandon is to

a)

forsake

b)

belittle

c)

facilitate

d)

inflict

99.

to take unfair advantage of is to

a)

rejuvenate

b)

facilitate

c)

inflict

d)

exploit

100.

to impose or apply something unpleasant is to

a)

impair

b)

inflict

c)

envelop

d)

rehabilitate

101.

to make something less strong or to damage it

a)

forsake

b)

inhumane

c)

facilitate

d)

impair

102.

to make something easier is to

a)

facilitate

b)

belittle

c)

envelop

d)

impair

103.

to admit as true; confess; to recognize

a)

underlie

b)

sustain

c)

acknowledge

d)

comply

104.

to obey another's command, request, or wish

a)

sanction

b)

comply

c)

advocate

d)

confirm

105.

to write or speak in favor of; recommend or give support to

a)

justify

b)

acknowledge

c)

advocate

d)

conform

106.

to follow an established standard or pattern

a)

conform

b)

comply

c)

sanction

d)

sustain

107.

to maintain or prolong; keep in existence

a)

underlie

b)

confirm

c)

conform

d)

sustain

108.

to be the support or basis of; to be located under

a)

underlie

b)

concur

c)

justify

d)

acknowledge

109.

to agree; have or express the same opinion as someone else

a)

confirm

b)

conform

c)

concur

d)

sustain

110.

to prove to be true or to verify; to strengthen or make firmer

a)

confirm

b)

advocate

c)

comply

d)

sanction

111.

to permit, approve, or encourage a course of action

a)

sustain

b)

confirm

c)

sanction

d)

underlie

112.

to demonstrate or prove to be right, desirable, useful, or fair

a)

justify

b)

conform

c)

comply

d)

advocate

113.

A record of facts or events arranged in the order in which they happened

a)

temporal

b)

chronic

c)

tempo

d)

chronicle

114.

something that is or seems to be out of its proper time in history

a)

anachronism

b)

extemporaneous

c)

synchronize

d)

chronic

115.

the rate of speed at which a musical composition is played; the pace or rhythm of an activity

a)

temporal

b)

temporary

c)

tempo

d)

synchronize

116.

made, done, or spoken with little or no preparation; prepared ahead of time but delivered without notes

a)

chronological

b)

temporize

c)

anachronism

d)

extemporaneous

117.

lasting a long time or recurring often; habitual

a)

chronic

b)

chronicle

c)

chronological

d)

anachronism

118.

to delay in order to gain time or avoid a decision

a)

tempo

b)

extemporaneous

c)

temporize

d)

temporal

119.

arranged in order of time of occurrence

a)

synchronize

b)

chronological

c)

chronicle

d)

chronic

120.

of time; limited by time; concerned with worldly rather than spiritual affairs

a)

temporal

b)

temporize

c)

anachronism

d)

chronic

121.

lasting, used, or enjoyed for only a short time; not permanent

a)

temporize

b)

tempo

c)

temporary

d)

tempo

122.

to cause to agree in time or rate; to occur at the same time; operate together

a)

synchronize

b)

anachronism

c)

extemporaneous

d)

chronological

123.
belittle
a)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
b)
to make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value
c)
to make easier or to help along; to assist
d)
to abandon; to give something up
124.
rejuvenate
a)
to make work; to damage
b)
to use to the greatest possible advantage
c)
to make easier or to help along; to assist
d)
to make young or vigorous again
125.
envelope
a)
to make young or vigorous again
b)
brutal; cruel; lacking kindness and pity
c)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
d)
to cause pain; to do something unpleasant
126.
exploit
a)
to make easier or to help along; to assist
b)
to restore to a healthy or good condition
c)
to use to the greatest possible advantage
d)
to abandon; to give something up
127.
facilitate
a)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
b)
to make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value
c)
to make young or vigorous again
d)
to make easier or to help along; to assist
128.
forsake
a)
to abandon; to give something up
b)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
c)
to make easier or to help along; to assist
d)
to restore to a healthy or good condition
129.
impair
a)
to abandon; to give up something
b)
brutal; cruel; lacking kindness and pity
c)
to make young or vigorous again
d)
to make worse; to damage
130.
inflict
a)
to a make young or vigorous again
b)
to cause pain; to do something unpleasant or punishing
c)
to abandon; give something up
d)
to restore to a healthy or good condition
131.
rehabilitate
a)
to restore to a healthy or good condition
b)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
c)
to use to the greatest possible advantage
d)
to make easier or to help along
132.
inhumane
a)
to make young or vigorous
b)
to wrap within; to surround entirely
c)
to make a person or thing seem unimportant or without value
d)
brutal; cruel; lacking kindness and pity
133.

Something that is likely to distort the reflection of your face

a)

a mirror

b)

a photograph

c)

a metal spoon

d)

a window

134.

Something that has supplanted horses as a means of travel

a)

cars

b)

schooners

c)

submarines

d)

feet

135.

Something that is likely to require an itinerary

a)

a picture

b)

a job

c)

a report

d)

a vacation

136.

Something that needs to be mobilized before it can be put to use.

a)

a houseplant

b)

a unit of soldiers

c)

a bottle of sunscreen

d)

a statue

137.

The thing most likely to quiver

a)

an encyclopedia

b)

a boulder

c)

pudding in a bowl

d)

a book

138.

Someone who can never dawdle on the job

a)

a race car driver

b)

a night watchman

c)

a librarian

d)

an artist

139.

Something that will make a mountain seem to recede

a)

climbing it

b)

approaching it

c)

skiing down it

d)

driving away from it

140.

A physical modification that most people would want

a)

one less car

b)

increased strength

c)

a backward foot

d)

a sore throat

141.

Something that requires agility

a)

shaking

b)

sleeping

c)

cleaning

d)

dancing

142.

One way to traverse an ocean

a)

by bicycle

b)

by horse

c)

by train

d)

by airplane

143.

To adjust

a)

modify

b)

recede

c)

traverse

d)

supplant

144.

To twist out of the usual shape

a)

recede

b)

distort

c)

mobilize

d)

quivered

145.

to travel across

a)

dawdle

b)

supplant

c)

mobilize

d)

traverse

146.

to move slowly

a)

quiver

b)

recede

c)

dawdle

d)

supplant

147.

a route for a trip

a)

traverse

b)

quiver

c)

itinerary

d)

agile

148.

to tremble

a)

quiver

b)

mobilize

c)

traverse

d)

modify

149.

able to move quickly

a)

dawdle

b)

agile

c)

traverse

d)

mobilize

150.

to go back

a)

traverse

b)

recede

c)

mobilize

d)

recede

151.

to organize for action

a)

quiver

b)

mobilize

c)

to move slowly

d)

modify

152.

to replace

a)

itinerary

b)

modify

c)

recede

d)

supplant

153.

To adjust

a)

distort

b)

traverse

c)

modify

d)

quiver

154.

to twist out of the usual shape

a)

distort

b)

recede

c)

supplant

d)

mobilize

155.

to travel across

a)

itinerary

b)

dwadle

c)

modify

d)

traverse

156.

to move slowly

a)

recede

b)

dwadle

c)

agile

d)

quiver

157.

to route for a trip

a)

itinerary

b)

agile

c)

supplant

d)

distort

158.

to tremble

a)

agile

b)

itinerary

c)

distort

d)

quiver

159.

able to move quickly

a)

traverse

b)

agile

c)

supplant

d)

mobilize

160.

to go back

a)

recede

b)

dwadle

c)

agile

d)

traverse

161.

to organize for action

a)

mobilize

b)

recede

c)

traverse

d)

distort

162.

to replace

a)

supplant

b)

agile

c)

itinerary

d)

distort

163.
Able to move quickly and easily
a)
dawdle
b)
agile
c)
distort
d)
itnerary
164.
To take more time than necessary
a)
dawdle
b)
distort
c)
mobilize
d)
modify
165.
To change something so as to make it less true; to misrepresent
a)
modify
b)
mobilize
c)
distort
d)
agile
166.
The route for a journey
a)
itinerary
b)
supplant
c)
traverse
d)
modify
167.
To prepare or to organize for a purpose; to prepare for a fight or war
a)
modify
b)
traverse
c)
quiver
d)
mobilize
168.
To change or to adjust
a)
supplant
b)
agile
c)
modify
d)
distort
169.
To tremble or shake
a)
quiver
b)
recede
c)
supplant
d)
mobilize
170.
To go back; to retreat; to move away
a)
traverse
b)
agile
c)
recede
d)
modify
171.
To replace
a)
dawdle
b)
itinerary
c)
supplant
d)
distort
172.
To travel or pass across, over, or through
a)
traverse
b)
supplant
c)
dawdle
d)
recede
173.

We nee to go right away, so don't ___________!

a)

traverse

b)

recede

c)

mobilize

d)

dawdle

174.

we enjoyed looking at our ___________ reflections in the bent mirrors.

a)

traversed

b)

distorted

c)

agile

d)

supplanted

175.

Su-ya is the most ___________ basketball played in our school.

a)

agile

b)

distorted

c)

supplanted

d)

receding

176.

The dirt paths in U.S cities have been ___________ by paved roads.

a)

supplanted

b)

mobilized

c)

quivered

d)

dawdled

177.

As our car sped away, the small town ___________ into the distance.

a)

supplanted

b)

modified

c)

receded

d)

quivered

178.

Across the country, rules prohibiting pets in food stores have been ___________ so that guide dogs may accompany blind shoppers.

a)

mobilized

b)

traversed

c)

dawdled

d)

modified

179.

The new skiers ___________ the gentle slope.

a)

traversed

b)

receded

c)

quivered

d)

distorted

180.

We haven't planned the ___________ for our vacation yet.

a)

distortion

b)

itinerary

c)

agility

d)

quiver

181.

Hours after the huge earthquake, the ground ___________ again.

a)

receded

b)

traversed

c)

quivered

d)

mobilized

182.

The mayor tried to ___________ voters to pass a tax to fund a new library.

a)

distort

b)

quiver

c)

traverse

d)

mobilize

183.

Challenge: You have to be mentally ___________ to catch Governor I. B. Lyon's tricky daily ___________ .

a)

mobilized...dawdling

b)

agile...distortions

c)

modified...quivering

184.
agile
a)
able to move quickly and easily
b)
to take more time than necessary; to move slowly
c)
to change or adjust ; to alter
d)
to tremble or shake
185.
dawdle
a)
to change something so as to make it less true
b)
to go back; to retreat; to move away
c)
to travel or pass across, over or through
d)
to take more time than necessary; to move slowly
186.
itinerary
a)
able to move quickly or easily
b)
to take more time than necessary
c)
the route for a journey; schedule
d)
to replace
187.
distort
a)
the route for a journey ;schedule
b)
to change something so as to make it less true
c)
to travel or pass across, over, or through
d)
to tremble or shake
188.
mobilize
a)
to prepare or to organize for a purpose
b)
to change or adjust; to alter
c)
to replace
d)
able to move quickly and easily
189.
traverse
a)
to travel or pass across, over, or through
b)
to change or adjust; to alter
c)
to tremble or shake
d)
route for a journey; schedule
190.
supplant
a)
to change or adjust; to alter
b)
to change something so as to make it less true
c)
to take more time than necessary
d)
to replace
191.
recede
a)
to change or adjust; to alter
b)
to go back; to retreat; to move away
c)
to travel or pass across, over, or through
d)
to tremble or shake
192.
modify
a)
to change or adjust; to alter
b)
to prepare or to organize for a purpose
c)
to replace
d)
able to move quickly  and easily
193.
quiver
a)
to replace
b)
to take more time than necessary
c)
the route for a journey; schedule
d)
to tremble or shake
194.

agile

a)

able to move quickly

b)

to twist out of shape

c)

to take more time than necessary

195.

modify

a)

To change or adjust, to alter

b)

to tremble or shake

c)

able to move quickly

d)

modify

196.

dawdle

a)

to take more time than necessary; to move slowly

b)

to travel or pass across

c)

to change something; to misrepresent

197.

distort

a)

mentally sharp

b)

to change something to make it less true

c)

to replace

198.

itinerary

a)

to tremble or shake

b)

able to move quickly

c)

the route for a journey

199.

mobilize

a)

to prepare or to organize for a purpose

b)

to tremble or shake

c)

to travel or pass across

200.

modify

a)

able to move quickly

b)

to change or adjust

c)

to tremble or shake

201.

quiver

a)

to change or adjust

b)

to tremble or shake

c)

to twist out of the usual shape

202.

recede

a)

to go back

b)

to replace

c)

to tremble or shake

203.

supplant

a)

to travel or pass across

b)

to replace

c)

to take more time than necessary

204.

belittle

a)

to make a person or thing seem unimportant

b)

to wrap within; to surround entirely

c)

to make easier

205.

envelop

a)

to use to the greatest possible advantage

b)

to wrap within; to surround entirely

c)

to make young

206.

exploit

a)

to wrap within

b)

to use to the greatest advantage; to make use of selfishly

c)

to cause pain

207.

facilitate

a)

to abandon

b)

to make easier or to help along; to assist

c)

brutal

208.

forsake

a)

to abandon

b)

to make easier

c)

to restore

209.

impair

a)

to make worse; to damage

b)

to abandon

c)

to make young

210.

inflict

a)

to cause pain

b)

to abandon

c)

to wrap within

211.

inhumane

a)

brutal, cruel

b)

to restore

c)

to make young

212.

rehabilitate

a)

to restore to a healthy or good condition

b)

brutal cruel

c)

to wrap within

213.

rejuvenate

a)

to make young

b)

to cause pain

c)

to make easier

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