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Sandlier Oxford Vocabulary Workshop L. Orange U. 7

Vocabulary WordDefinitionSynonymsAntonyms
accurate without errors, completely correct precise mistaken, false
alert (adj.) watchful and ready to act a signal unaware
alert (n.) readiness; an alarm to notify (blank)
alert (v.) to warn or make aware of warning (blank)
ancestor a family member who lived at an earlier time a forerunner, forebear a descendant
disaster a sudden, terrible event that brings great damage or suffering a tragedy, calamity a success
elementary related to the simplest or beginning level of something basic, introductory complex, advanced
envy (n.) a feeling of resentment caused by longing for what someone has jealousy satisfaction
envy (v.) to resent and want what someone else has begrudge (blank)
epidemic (adj.) spreading to a very large group at the same time widespread limited
epidemic (n.) a rapid and widespread outbreak of a disease, sudden rapid growth or development an infection (blank)
feeble little strength or force weak, faint forceful, energetic
penetrate to enter or force a way through or into to pass through, pierce to withdraw, to misunderstand
romp (n.) noisy fun, merry play frolic (blank)
romp (v.) to run or play in a lively or carefree way skip (blank)
staple (n.) a major product, item regularly used necessities nonessentials
staple (v.) to fasten with staples (blank) (blank)
staple (adj.) needed or used regularly important unnecessary
survive to stay alive or continue to exist to endure,to outlive perish
Created by: rosso1
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