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LGR 9-12

final must knows

QuestionAnswer
vert/vers to turn
to bend flex/flect
to roll/to turn volv/volu
to twist tort/torq
to undermine;to corrupt subvert
to fall back to an old condition revert
not helpful;harmful adverse
change in pitch or tone of voice inflection
to cause to turn aside or away deflect
too unchangalbe in character of purpose inflexible
to unfold;to develop or change gradually evolve
having too many twists and turns; overly complicated convoluted
talkative; given to rapid, abundant speech voluble
to wrongly or illegally force someone to comply with a demand exort
to respond critically or saracastically retort
not direct or straightforward tortuous
prove good, approve prob/prov
burnen onus/oner
to blame culp
crime, charge of crime crimin
to scold or criticize reprove
a dishonest or immoral person; a scoundrel reprobate
praise or approval approbation
to prove not guilty exonerate
unpleasant and burdensome onerus
burden or obligation onus
interjection statement muttered to show personalrespondibility for a wrong mea culpa
one responsible for a crime culprit
deserving blame culpable
an accustation made in reply; a counterchange recrimination
to reveal guilt or make (someone) appear guilty incriminate
to do away with legal penalties for decriminalize
doubtful;to doubt dub
to trust, believe cred
to decieve fall
to trust, believe fid
worthy of fear or respect; mighty redoubtable
certain beyond doubt or question indubitable
uncertain;doubtful dubious
unable to believe something; amazed incredulous
tendency to believe things too quickly or easily credulity
trust or belief credence
to be able to be trusted in or believed credible
capable of being mistaken; imperfect fallible
misleading or deceptive fallacious
a misleading or mistaken idea fallacy
to trust (another) with information or a secret confide
faithfulness;loyalty fidelity
shy; not assertive diffident
new nov
first prim
end, border, limit fin
last ultima
origonal; dating from the beginning of existence primal
showing creativity and origonality innovative
surpassing all others;definative ultimate
just before the final; next to last penultimate
a demand or threat that is final ultimatum
exremely ancient; of earliest time primeval
an inexperienced person; amateur novice
defining for all others; standard definitive
without beginning or end infinite
extremely small, incalculably or immeasurably small infinitesimal
new and different novel
primacy condition of being first in time or importance
Created by: mbbeckstead
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