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Vocab Unit 11
Practice for Unit 11 Vocab
Question | Answer |
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blockade | (v) to close off or keep people or supplies from going in out (n) the closing off of an enemy nation, city, port, or area, usually by the military; something that closes off or keeps out. |
blockade | synonyms for this word are (v) to barricade; (n) a siege; a barrier |
blockade | antonyms for this word are (v) are to open |
chant | (v) to sing; to recite in a tone that may not vary at all (n) a song in such a tone; words or phrases repeated in rhythm |
chant | synonyms for this word are (v) to intone, vocalize; (n) a hymn, incantation singsong, recitation |
chant | there are no antonyms for this word |
despair | (v) to give up all hope, lose heart (n) total loos of hope; a cause of loss of hope |
despair | synonyms for this word are (n) hopelessness |
depsair | antonyms for this word are (v) to hope, take heart; (n) hopefulness |
elevate | (v) to lift up; to raise in position or rank; to raise the moral level of |
elevate | synonyms for this word are to hoist; to advance, promote |
elevate | antonyms for this word are to lower ; to demote |
extraordinary | (adj) beyond the usual or unexpected; highly unusual or rare |
extraordinary | synonyms for this word are great, exceptional, amazing, remarkable |
extraordinary | antonyms for this word are ordinary, usual, average, run -of-the-mill |
heroic | (adj) brave, noble, or larger than life; involving extreme effort |
heroic | synonyms for this word are courageous, bold, fearless, gllant |
heroic | antonyms for this word are cowardly; minimal, trivial |
lance | (n) a long, metal tipped weapon used by knights or soldiers on horseback; any sharp, pointed instrument that resembles such a weapon (v) to pierce with or as if with a lance; to open a wound |
lance | synonyms for this word are (n) a spear, shaft (v) to puncture, cut open |
lance | there are no antonyms for this word |
missionary | (n) a person on an assignment, often of a religious nature; someone sent by a church ti a foreign land to teach religion and do charity work (adj) related to or involved with such an assignment |
missionary | (n) synonyms for this word are a preacher |
missionary | there are no antonyms for this word |
pointless | (adj) having no meaning or effect |
pointless | synonyms for this word are senseless, aimless, futile, meaningless, worthless, ineffective, unproductive |
pointless | antonyms for this word are fitting, meaningful, sensible, effective, valuable |
reflect | (v) to throw back, as heat, light, or sound; to give back an image of ,as a mirror; to make apparent; to show or demonstrate; to think deeply about |
reflect | synonyms for this word are to copy, echo, return, to reveal, to consider, ponder, muse |
reflect | antonyms for this word are to absorb, retain; to disregard, ignore |
site | (n) a location, scene or place where something was, is, or will be |
site | synonyms for this word are a spot, position |
site | there are no antonyms for this word |
toxic | (adj)poisonous or deadly |
toxic | synonyms for this word are dangerous, harmful, venomous, lethal |
toxic | antonyms for this word are nontoxic, safe, harmless |