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Unit 4 Vocab

Unit 4 Reading

TermDefinition
acquit (v) to declare someone not quilty; to behave a certain way.
reverie (n) the state of being pleasantly lost in oe's own thoughts; a daydream
scan (n) a close examination of something
elusive (adj) difficult to remember, find catch, or achieve
deem (v) to consider or think in a specific way; to judge or regard
repent (v) to feel or express regret or remorse; to be sorry for
mortal (n) a living being that will eventually die
keepsake (n) a small item to keep in memory of a person
devastate (v) to ruin or destroy completely
topple (v) to cause to becme unsteady and fall
strife (n) angry disagreement over issues; conflict
ingratitude (n) ungratefulness; a lack of appreciation or thankfulness
ovation (n) enthusiastic recognition; applause
plight (n) a bad or unfortunate situation
plight (v) to make a serious pledge
mortal (adj) subject to death; causing death; fatal
scan (v) to examine closely; to study, glance at or skim
revocation (n) a cancellation of a decision, decree, or promise; something that is taken back or away from
discredit (n) loss or damage to one's reputation
discredit (v) to damage the reputation of; to make something seem false
generate (v) to cause something to arise or come about; to create
petty (adj) of little importance
idolize (v) to regard with blind admiration or devotion; to revere
strand (n) the land bordering a body of water; a beach; something that is twisted together to form a cable, rope, thread, etc.
strand (v) to bring into or leave in a helpless position
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