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Wordly Wise 5 L6

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abolish v. To bring to an end; to do away with.
agony n. Great pain of mind or body; suffering
agony adj. Very painful
catapult n. A machine used in ancient wars that threw objects with great force.
catapult v. To move or be moved suddenly and with great force.
character n. 1. The qualities that make a person or place different or special
character n. A person in a story, movie, or play.
character n. A letter or symbol used in writing or printing.
denounce v. To accuse someone of doing wrong
denounce v. 1. To speak out against something; to criticize.
escalate v. To go up or increase in size or scope.
grim adj. 1. Cruel; fierce.
grim adj. Unfriendly or threatening; stern
grim adj. Unpleasant; disturbing
harbor n. A protected place along a seacoast where ships can find shelter
harbor v. 1. To give shelter to; to take care of by hiding.
harbor v. To hold and nourish a thought or feeling in the mind
inflict v. To cause something painful to be felt
loathe v. To hate or dislike greatly
loathe n. A feeling of hatred.
meddle v. To involve oneself in other people's affairs without being asked
meddlesome adj. Given to taking part in others' affairs without being asked.
monstrous adj. 1. Causing shock; horrible; wicked
monstrous adj. Extremely large
rouse v. 1. To awaken, to wake up
rouse v. To stir up; to excite
steadfast adj. Unchanging; steady; loyal.
translate v. To put into a different language
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