vocab 7/30

deep, bitter resentment

mutual understanding and harmony

• 1. disagreeably harsh or strident; hoarse
• 2. boisterously disorderly

to destroy to the ground; demolish

1. defiant, unapologetic 2. difficult to manage or operate; resistant

to sum up, repeat

1. quality or state of being straight 2. moral integrity; righteousness 3. quality/state of being correct in judgement or procedure

1. causing fear or alarm; formidable 2. illustrious, eminent; commanding respect

distort, change

to assign to a place of insignificance or oblivion; to assign to an appropriate place or situation on the basis of classification; delegate.

concerned w/ the correction ofo faulty study habits and the raising of a pupil's general competence OR descriptive of the recepient of such correction

(adj. ) 1. negligent in the performance of work or duty; careless. 2. showing neglect or inattention; lax

the act of renouncing; repudiation. rejection, ascetic self-denial

penitent, sorry

1. fully or abundantly provided or filled 2. abundantly fed, fat or stout 3. complete

to rest, lie down

1. to delay the punishment of 2. to give relief or deliverance to for a time

(n.) expression of rebuke or disapproval; (v.) to scold or disapprove

1. (v.) to condemn strongly as unworthy, unacceptable or evil. 2. to refuse to accept; reject 2. (adj.) morally corrupt, depraved

to scold, rebuke

• 1. to refuse to have anything to do with; disown
• 2. refuse to accept, esp. reject as unauthorized or as having no binding force
• 3. to reject as untrue or unjust <repudiate a charge>
• 4. to refuse to acknowledge or pay

• 1. to drive or beat back; repel
• 2. to repel by discourtesy, coldness, or denial
• 3. to cause repulsion in

• a formal request for:
• someone to perform an action,
• the surrender of a fugitive from justice from one country upon another
• something to be furnished, usually by authority such as military

capable of withstanding shock without permanent deformation or rupture; tending to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change

shining brilliantly; characterized with splendor

restoration of something to its rightful owner or making good of or giving an equivalent for some injury

• 1. stubbornly resisting control; balky
• 2. marked by impatience or uneasiness; fidgety

to show devoted deferential honor to

to speak or write in a extravagantly emotional or rapturous manner; excessive enthusiasm

• 1. adj. crude offensive
• 2. characterized by or using coarse indecent humor

• 1. abundant, common
• 2. copiously supplied used w/ "with" <rife w/ rumors>

1. deception by artifice or stratagem in order to conceal, escape, or evade

• 1. related to sugar
• 2. overly or sickishly sweet; mawkish
• 3. ingratiatingly agreeable or friendly

1. sacred or holy; immune from criticism or violation

an expression of greeting, goodwill, or courtesy

• 1. (n.) a remedial or soothing influence or agency
• 2. (v.) to remedy; quiet, assuage <give him a raise to salve his feelings>

hypocritically pious or devout

• 1. related to blood
• 2. related to being full of blood: sturdiness, high color, and cheerfulness.
• 3. confident, optimistic

• 1. n. harm, injury
• 2. v. to do harm to; scorch, sear.
• 3. v. to assail with withering denunciation
• 4. adj. scathing bitterly severe

• 1. adj. brilliantly lively, stimulating or witty <a scintillating conversation>
• 2. v. to emit sparks