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Wordly Wise6 EMS #18

Wordly Wise6 EMS Lesson 18

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abroad (adv) Away from one's own country
anguish (noun) Extreme pain of the body or mind
anguish (verb) To suffer extreme doubts or uncertainties
commence (verb) To start; to begin
commend (verb) 1. To speak of with approval; to praise
commend (verb) 2. To put in the care of
controversy (noun) A public dispute that arouses strong feelings
controversy (controversial) adj Causing controversy
cordial (adj) Sincerely warm and friendly
dissent (verb) disagree
dissent (noun) The expression of a difference of opinion
earnest (adj) Serious and important; not light and playful
elicit (verb) To draw out or to cause
exhilaration (noun) Excitement; a state of elation
exhilaration (exhilaration) adj Exciting; stimulating
exhilaration (exhilarate) verb To excite; to cause to feel lively
genuine (adj) 1. Real; being what it seems to be
genuine (adj) 2. Honest; sincere
hoax (noun) An act intended to fool or deceive others
hoax (verb) To fool; to play a trick on
manipulate (verb) 1. To operate using the hands, especially in a skillful way
manipulate (verb) 2. To control in a secret or unfair way
recount (verb) To give a detailed account of
recount (noun) A second count, as of the vote in an election
skeptic (noun) A person who is not easy to convince unless positive proof is offered
skeptic (skeptical) adj Showing doubt or an unwillingness to believe
skeptic (skepticism) noun An attitude of doubt or disbelief
Created by: Bonnie Drick
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