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3rd grade unit 9

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abduct to carry a person away by unlawful force or against his or her will; to kidnap
ambiguous having an often intentionally indirect or uncertain meaning
balk to prevent from achieving a goal; to stop short and stubbornly refuse to go on
compact to reduce in size or volume by or as if by pressing parts or members together
confer to meet for discussion; hold a conference; to give or award
earmark a distinctive characteristic or attribute
frigid having a low temperature; lacking in friendliness or warmth of feeling
implement an article intended for use in work; a tool or utensil v. to carry out effectively
incalculable too great or large to be calculated; not predictable; uncertain.
indisputable that cannot be debated or doubted; unquestionable
intensive extreme in degree or power or effect
maneuver to deal with usually skillfully or efficiently; n. a planned movement of troops or ships
sabotage to deliberately obstruct or damage a cause or movement or activity or effort
scant inadequate in size or amount; not enough; meager or lacking a small part of the whole; not quite up to full measure
stealthy to be done or acting in a secretive or covert way; sneaky; furtive
strapping to fasten together or in place with a thin flat strip of material used to fasten or hold objects together
strident harsh and grating; loud and shrill.
thrive to do well; to grow strong and healthy
titanic marked by great strength size or influence.
valiant having or showing courage and determination.
Created by: Laura.Colantoni
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