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List 11

List 11 for Ms. Ferguson's Honors English

WordDefinition
Altercation a quarrel
Bellicose warlike, of a quarrelsome nature
Buttress to support, reinforce, prop up
Cataclysm upheaval, either geological or political
Chafe rub so as to have the effect of irritation or making sore
Craven cowardly
Debacle an overthrow, a rout
Diffident shy
Dilemma a situation necessitating a choice between equally unpleasent alternatives
Discord lack of harmony, disagreement
Dynamic energetic, forceful
Exigency pressing needs, demands
Extirpate pull out by the roots, to destroy completely
Feckless cowardly; ineffective; careless
Factious given to causing dissension
Fiasco a complete especially a ridiculous failure
Formidable causing dread or awe
Founder to go lame; to sink
Fracas a noisy dispute; a brawl
Gird to encircle, to fasten with a belt or band, to clothe especially to prepar oneself for action
Halcyon tranquil, happy
Holocaust a great or widespread destruction especially by fire
Indomitable unconquerable
Intrepid fearless, very brave
Jostle to bump or push as in a crowd
Mettle quality or character or spiritl courage
Missile an object to be thrown or shot; a projectile
Obliterate to destroy, leaving no trace
Potent powerful, effective
Prowess outstanding bravery or ability
Pusillanimous cowardly
Quandary a state of perplexity; dillema
Rankle to fester, to cause continual resentment
Raze to tear down or destroy completely
Recreant cowardly or traitorous
Redoubtable arousing fear, formidable, deserving of respect
Reprisal military retaliatation
Requite to repay or make return for, to avenge
Retribution deserved punishment
Stalwart strong and resolute
Temerarious rash recklessly daring
Temerity foolish boldness; rashness
Timorous fearful, shy
Trepidation agitation from fear or dread
Vindictive vengeful
Virile manly, characterized by energy and drive
Waylay to ambush
Wrangle to quarrel or dispute
Created by: Ms.Ferguson
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