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Grade 8 Voc 1

Grade 8 Vocab 1

TermDefinition
assemble people who come together; you put its parts together
behalf to do something for someone or something is to support or benefit that person or thing
fragility someone or something that displays it can be easily broken, destroyed, or harmed
comprehensive something includes a broad range of information necessary to discuss or understand a subject
equity is fairness and freedom from favoritism; the way you treat people the same; dollar value of property, like a home or a car minus any money you owe on it
mutual two or more people have it in common; example: mutual feelings - they feel the same way about each other
mediate you work between groups or people to bring them together and help them find solutions to problems
verdict a decision made by a jury in a court; an opinion or judgment
bondage enslaved people are held against their will and forced to work for others; bound by law or physical restraints
indication a symptom or a sign; points out or points to something; example: cough could be a sign of a cold
isolation a person who is alone or separated from others or feels distant from others
contradiction a statement or situation in which two things do not agree or are the opposite of each other
condemn you declare something is wrong, unfit, or evil; criminals are found guilty and have to go to jail
eliminate to remove something or get rid of it
stifle hold something back or try to prevent it from happening; example: a sneeze or a yawn
duration is the period of time which something exists or lasts
rejected when people are not accepted or are sent away; things or ideas are dismissed or not considered
feeble people or ideas that are very weak or lacking strength; example: old people
intrinsically a quality that someone or something possesses and is part of that person's or object's nature or personality
secure you feel confident, safe, and free from danger; when you get something that is yours and yours alone and you are not likely to lose it; example: a job
Created by: Bpelt50
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