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Lesson 19

English 7

TermDefinition
ascent 1. the act of moving upward in rank, position, or condition 2. a way or place that slopes upward; an upward route
divulge to make known; to reveal
eventual happening at last; happening in the end; final
exuberant 1. showing good health and high spirits; full of life 2. very great; extreme
far-fetched hard to accept or to believe; not reasonable, natural, or likely
feign to pretend
impose 1. to put a tax, punishment, and so on into force 2. to force one's presence, wishes, and so on, in another; to take unfair advantage of
lithe able to bend easily; flexible; limber
oblivious not aware or alert, due to being lost in thought or simply not paying attention
potent capable of producing a desired effect; powerful and effective
premonition a feeling (not based on knowledge) that something, good or bad, will happen her brother's safety because
reprieve Noun 1. a delay in carrying out a punishment prisoner had been given the death penalty 2. temporary relief or escape from any difficulty, pain, or trouble Verb to give a reprieve
restrain 1. to prevent from acting or doing; to keep in or hold back; to control 2. to limit or take away freedom, as by tying up or putting in jail
surly bad-tempered and unfriendly; rude
vendor one who sells goods; a seller
Created by: Ben Rodriguez
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