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Week 5 Day 1 Vocab
Week 5 Day 1 Vocabulary Words
Term | Definition |
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Bulwark | 1. A wall-like structure used as a defense 2. A person or thing that protects or defends |
Culminate | To reach or bring to the highest point |
Engulf | To swallow up by covering completely; to overwhelm |
Feasible | Abel to be done; possible or likely |
Glut | 1. A much larger supply than is needed 2. To supply a much larger amount than is needed 3. To eat or consume to excess |
Havoc | 1. Widespread destruction or devastation 2. Great confusion |
Impregnable | Impossible to attack successfully |
Indefatigable | Not easily made tired; tireless |
Onslaught | A fierce attack |
Phenomenon | 1. Any fact or event that can be observed or described 2. An unusual fact, event, or person |
Picturesque | Like a picture; pleasing or charming to look at |
Simultaneous | Happening or existing at the same time |
Stipulate | To require as part of an agreement or contract |
Susceptible | Open or subject to; easily influenced or affected by |
Wrest | 1. To pull away from with a twist 2. To take by force or as if by force |
Alienate | 1. To cause to feel unfriendly where friendliness once existed 2. To cause to feel alone and cut off from |
Fervent | Having or showing great warmth or deep feeling; intensely eager |
Forbearance | A showing of self-control or patience |
Gullible | Easily tricked or cheated; too trusting |
Hindrance | Any person or thing that is an obstacle |
Inflammatory | 1. Causing anger or trouble 2. To excite or anger 3. To make or become swollen and sore |
Ordain | 1. To order or prearrange 2. To install as a minister, priest, or rabbit, often in a special ceremony |
Ovation | An enthusiastic reception; long and loud applause |
Overt | Not hidden; public |
Recant | To take back an opinion or statement; to confess to being wrong |
Rejoinder | A reply to what has been said |
Reproach | To find fault with; to blame |
Servile | Like a slave; excessively humble |
Surpass | To exceed or go beyond |
Vilify | To make insulting remarks about; to slander |