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Read 180 C
Read 180 C Vocabulary
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Aspire | To want to do or be something. |
| Circumstances | Facts and conditions that affect a situation |
| Drastic | Extreme and sudden. |
| Significant | Important and meaningful |
| Urgent | Very important and needing to be dealt with immediately. |
| Anguish | A strong feeling of misery or distress. |
| Devoted | To give your time to something. |
| Contagious | Spreadable by touch or through the air. |
| Epidemic | The rapid spread of disease among many people. |
| Impact | An effect or result. The force of one object hitting another. |
| Internal | Inside something, like your body. |
| Resistance | The ability to fight off or overcome something. |
| Feasible | Possible. |
| Expose | To leave without protection. To tell people the truth about a dishonest person or event. |
| Infect | To give someone a disease. |
| Estimate | To make a guess related to number, anout or size. |
| Courageous | Brave |
| Ambush | To attack from a place of hiding. |
| Complicated | Hard to understand or deal with. |
| Hesitate | To pause. |
| Peril | Danger |
| Ponder | To think about carefully. |
| Site | A place. |
| Reality | What is happening for real. |
| Certainly | Without any doubt. |
| Inscribe | To cut or carve words or letters on something. |
| Peer | To look hard at. |
| Intent | To be determined to do something. |
| Intense | Very Strong |
| Effective | Done with skill. |
| Agitate | To bother or upset someone. |
| Confront | To stand up to someone. |
| Controversy | A disagreement among many people. |
| Critic | A person who judges whether something is good or bad. |
| Oppose | To disagree strongly. |
| Offensive | Causing anger or hurt feelings. Unpleasant. |
| Promote | To contribute to the growth of something. |
| Restriction | A rule that limits what you can do. |
| Detrimental | Harmful. |
| Censor | To remove in part a book, song, film that is thought to be offensive. |
| Accomplish | To do or succeed at something. |
| Enforce | To make people obey a rule or law. |
| Influential | Having the power to change things. |
| Protest | A public act or statement against something. |
| Register | To enroll or sign-up to do something. |
| Segregation | The act of keeping groups or people apart. |
| Federal | Relating to the central government of a country. |
| Massive | Large, heavy and solid |
| Sacred | Religious or holy. |
| Demonstration | An act of protest by a group of people, often a march or a rally. |
| Calculate | To work out by using arithmetic |
| Compensate | To pay with money or something of value |
| Moderate | Not extreme; medium |
| Priority | The thing of most importance |
| Strategy | A plan. |
| Management | The act of organising something. |
| Credible | Believable |
| Compulsive | Unable to stop or control. |
| Impulse | A sudden urge. |
| Ignorance | A lack of knowledge about something. |