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Vocabulary6th

Vocabulary for the 6th Grade

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alienate [verb] to cause to become emotionally withdrawn or isolated
bellboy [noun] a bellho[p
combat [noun] a fight or a sturggle
consequnce [noun] something that follows from an action or condition
depress [verb] to lower in spirits;deject
despair [verb] to lose all hope
envy [noun] a feeling of discontent or resentment caused by wanting something that is possessed or achieved by someone else
literate [adjective] able to read and write
maroon [verb] to leave alone
misfortune bad luck; an unfortunate occurrence
obtain [verb] to gain possession of as the result of planning or endeavor; acquire
privilege [noun] a special advantage or right that is given to some p people and not others
proverbial [adjective] widely know and spoken of ; famous
pursuit [noun] the act of striving to gain or accomplish something
savage [noun] a person regarded as primitive or uncivilized
animated [adjective] full of life;lively;alive
cater [verb] to satisfy needs of ; try to make things easy and pleasant
culminate [verb] to reach a high point of development; to end
customary [adjective] usual;expected;routine
dissuade [verb] to persuade not to do something
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