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Unit 7

ELA

TermDefinition
acme (n.) the highest point
attribute (n.) a quality or characteristic of something or someone; (v.) to assign, credit; to blame on something
belittle (v.) to take away something's value; to make something look unimportant and without value
convey (v.) to transport, transmit, communicate, or make known to; to transport ownership to something else
doctrine (n.) a belief or teaching
excise (v.) to remove by cutting; (n.) a tax on a product; a distribution of a commodity or service
exotic (adj.) foreign and unfamiliar in a striking way
haggard (adj.) worn down from worrying or suffering; wild looking
jaunty (adj.) lively and carefree; smart or trim in appearance
juncture (adj.) a joining together; an important point in time
menial (adj.) lowly, humble, lacking importance; (n.) a person left to do unpleasant tasks
parry (v.) to ward or fend off; (n.) defensive movement in sports
predatory (adj.) preying on or piratical
ravage (v.) to destroy or ruin; (n.) destruction
stance (n.) a way of holding yourself or attitude
tawdry (adj.) showy but lacking good taste
turncoat (n.) a traitor to a side
unassuming (adj.) not putting on airs; modest
wallow (v.) to roll in a lazy, clumsy way; (n.) a wet, muddy, or dust area used as a bath for animals
waver (v.) to move to and fro; show lack of firmness or decision
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