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Gaelen Conner Stack

Vocabulary for Gaelen

WordDefinitionSentence
liberate grant freedom to; free from confinement Our soldiers went to Iraq to liberate the Iraqi people from Saddam Hussein.
transform change from one form to another He hoped his wand would transform the beast into a rose.
restrict place limits on The teacher didn't want to restrict the students play.
methodical characterized by method and orderliness Do your math in a slow, methodical way.
decline refuse to accept; lose in value The credit company would decline his card.
deteriorate become worse or disintegrate The siding on the old house had begun to deteriorate.
delicate easily broken or damaged; careful Delicate ornaments were everywhere. Their business talks were delicate.
frivolous not serious, silly. His objections were frivolous.
gale strong wind, strong storm. The gale did lots of damage to the beach.
jubilee special anniversary The church was celebrating its diamond jubilee.
accomplish to gain with effort If you work hard you will accomplish your goals.
assign give out, to give a post or job to someone The teacher will assign someone to do that job.
cumbersome difficult to handle because of size or weight They moved a cumbersome piece of furniture.
decline grow smaller, refuse to accept. In his decline, the old dog seemed to shrivel.
former the first of two, or belonging to a prior time Former generations were more comfortable here.
lumber wood from trees, or move slowly and clumsily He lumbered outdoors to collect the lumber.
solo single, alone, without others He wanted badly to fly his plan solo.
tempest violent disturbance, commotion; violent wind Tempest tossed, the little boat was destroyed.
voyage journey, travel by water, air or through space Their voyage to Mars was to be a long one.
fume be furious, angry, We told Jeffery there was no need to fume about his loss.
occasion opportunity to do something, time of an event We are gathered here on this auspicious occasion to give praise to Caesar.
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