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Lesson 5 and 6 Vocab

Vocabulary terms for disagreement and cooperation/groups.

TermDefinition
adversary An opponent; an enemy
belligerent Hostile; aggressive; quarrelsome
chide to scold; to express dissatisfaction
contradictory expression the opposite; inconsistent
discord lack of agreement or harmony
haggle to argue or bargain in order to come to favorable terms or a good price
ruse a crafty trick intended to create a false impression
skirmish a minor battle; sometimes on the fringes of a larger battle
strife bitter conflict or struggle
accompany to provide vocal or instrumental support for another musical part
accompany to go someplace with another, as a companion
accomplice a person who helps another person carry out a crime
affliate to join or associate with a larger or more powerful group
affliate person or group joined with a larger, more powerful group
assimilate to adopt or take on the traditions of the larger or surrounding group
assimilate to absorb into the larger culture or group
communal public; shared commonly by a group
complement something that harmonizes with or completes something else
congregate to gather; to come together
consensus general agreement among a group of people
miscellaneous made up of a variety of unrelated items; difficult to categorize
throng a large crowd gathered densely together
throng to gather into a dense crowd
embroil to get in a conflict, an argument, or confusion
Created by: swagerd
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