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Wordly Wise 6 EMS #9

Wordly Wise 6 EMS Lesson 9

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accumulate (verb) To increase in number or abount; to pile up, collect, or gather
aggravate (verb) 1. To make worse
aggravate (verb) 2. To anger or annoy
aggravate (aggravation) noun 1. Annoyance; exasperation
aggravate (aggravation) noun 2. A source of annoyance or exasperation
conserve (verb) To save by using carefully
conserve (conservation) noun The saving or protection of something through careful use
contaminate (verb) To harm by contact with something undesirable
contaminate (contamination) noun The act of or result of contaminating
diminish (verb) To make or become smaller or less; to reduce
drastic (adj) Severe; extreme
extravagant (adj) Spending, costing, or using more than is required
extravagant (extravagance) (noun) 1. The quality of being wasteful or spending more than is necessary
extravagant (extravagance) noun 2. A thing that costs more than one can afford
frugal (adj) Careful in spending or using something
impurity (noun) Something that is harmful or dirty
peril (noun) Danger; something that is dangerous
peril (imperil) verb To place in danger
peril (perilous) adj Dangerous
perpetual (adj) Lasting or seeming to last forever or for a long time; continuous
resource (noun) 1. A supply that can be used when there is a need
resource (noun) 2. Skill in dealing with difficult situations
resource (resourceful) adj Able to deal with difficult problems
substitute (verb) To replace one thing or person for another
substitute (noun) Something or someone that replaces another
substitute (adj) Acting in place of someone or something else
sustain (verb) 1. To keep; to support
sustain (verb) 2. To suffer; to undergo
vital (adj) 1. Necessary for continued life or prosperity
vital (adj) 2. Full of lively spirit
vital (adj) 3. Of the greatest importance
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