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CRWV lesson 6

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celebrity noun- famous person
controversy noun- dispute, particularly a lengthly and public one, between sides holding opposing veiws
corrupt (verb) to make someone bad or dishonest
corrupt (adjective) containing errors; damage
exploit (noun) brave/daring deed
exploit (verb) treat someone unfairly, usually by not paying the person enough for his or her work
feigned verb- pretended
forerunner noun- someone who has come before (ancestor); sign of something to come
hazardous adjective- dangerously/risky
horrifying adjective- shocking/disgusting
inferior adjective- low in quality,value, or rank
institution noun- large organization where people live or work together; a well established custom/tradition
investigate verb- to examine/inquire into; to study complete
journalist noun- someone who collects information and writes articles for newspapers, maga., TV, or radio
opinionated adjective- holding stubbornly to one's own opinion
outspoken adjective- having views that are strongly expressed
passion noun- very strong feeling, such as anger or love; great love or enthusiasm
undercover adjective- performed or occurring in secret
Created by: millie_dubose
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