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1/31/20 Quiz Review

Vocabulary words for "Casey at the Bat" and "The Cost of Winning"

TermDefinition
precede (verb) to come before
force (noun) strength or power
sphere (noun) a round object such as a basketball or globe
applaud (verb) to clap your hands to show approval
despair (noun) complete lack of hope
multitude (noun) a large number of people or things
outlook (noun) expectation or belief about the future
recoil (verb) to move away suddenly from something unpleasant
patrons (noun) people who financially contribute to an organization; regular customers
eternal (adjective) lasting or existing forever
latter (noun) the second of two described things
despised (adjective) hated
melancholy (noun) a feeling of extreme sadness
defiance (noun) a challenge to authority
unheeded (adjective) ignored
pressure (noun) strong, persuasive influence
rivalry (noun) a competition
physical (adjective) having to do with the body
stress (noun) strain or pressure
tension (noun) feeling of worry, nervousness, or suspense
afflict (verb) to cause suffering
covet (verb) to want something that belongs to someone else
obsession (noun) something that you think about all the time
endure (verb) to put up with something
fractures (noun) breaks or cracks in something
immature (adjective) not fully developed
emulate (verb) imitate
fatigue (noun) tiredness
comprise (verb) to make up
interfere (verb) to cause problems
negligence (noun) the act of neglecting something
Created by: sthebeau
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