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Unit 6-The Parade

Flocabulary Unit 6

QuestionAnswer
anticipate (verb) to expect, look forward to, or prepare for
apparel (noun) clothing or attire
controversy (noun) conflict created by differing opinions
deluge ( noun) A flood of water; an excessive amount of something
designate (verb) to point something out; to give a name or title to something
equivalent (adjective) equal to something else
hostile unfriendly or against
ingenious (adjective) especially clever or brilliant
jovial (adjective) happy and cheerful
makeshift (adjective) thrown together or crudely created
salvage ( verb) to rescue or save something
significant (adjective) noteworthy or important
terrain ( noun) an area of land and its features
unruly ( noun) difficult to control or rule
vacate ( verb) to leave something
argument, disagreement, debate synonyms for controversy
storm, overflow synonyms for deluge
drought, lack of antonyms for deluge
to choose, appoint, elect synonyms for designate
friendly, helpful antonyms for hostile
jolly, good-humored synonyms for jovial
miserable antonyms for jovial
temporary synonyms for makeshift
to recover, retrieve synonyms for salvage
minor, trivial antonyms for significant
disorderly, rowdy synonyms for unruly
calm, behaved antonyms for unruly
to occupy, inhabit antonyms for vacate
Created by: mccrears
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