1. To choose for an office or position 2. To set or decide upon

1. To give one’s consent; to agree 2. An act of agreeing or acceptance

1. To seek information or advice 2. To talk things over in order to reach a decision.

To prevent or discourage someone from doing something

To surprise so greatly that one is speechless; to amaze

To argue about, especially about the price of something

To make uneasy; to upset greatly

to get by making an effort; to obtain

ready and able to receive ideas or suggestions

to refuse to support; to reject

1. To make a firm promise to oneself 2. to solve 3. a fixed purpose or intention

1. To be a sign of; to mean 2. to make known or clear

1. Highest; chief 2. not controlled by others 3. a king or queen; a monarch

of little value, importance, or meaning

1. to praise strongly or applaud loudly 2. strong praise or loud applause; approval

one who is not tolerant of those who are different in some way; a prejudiced person

to have a strong and envious desire for, especially for something belonging to another

1. Causing fear or apprehension 2. difficult

a section of a city occupied by a minority group of people, usually because of poverty or social pressure

1. To weigh down with worry 2. to keep down by severe and unjust use of force

1. To defeat utterly and completely 2. to deeply affect the mind or emotions of 3. to upset; to turn over

1. To become aware of through the senses, especially the sense of sight 2. to take in information through the mind

the first performance of a play, film, etc

expected or likely to happen or become

1. A dominant idea, as in art, literature, or music; a topic or subject of 2. a short essay on a single subject 3. a series of musical notes on which variations are made; a melody that is associated

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Week 2 Day 4 Vocab

Week 2 Day 4 Vocabulary Words

Term	Definition
Appoint	1. To choose for an office or position 2. To set or decide upon
Assent	1. To give one’s consent; to agree 2. An act of agreeing or acceptance
Concur	To be in agreement.
Consult	1. To seek information or advice 2. To talk things over in order to reach a decision.
Dissuade	To prevent or discourage someone from doing something
Flabbergast	To surprise so greatly that one is speechless; to amaze
Haggle	To argue about, especially about the price of something
Perturb	To make uneasy; to upset greatly
Procure	to get by making an effort; to obtain
Receptive	ready and able to receive ideas or suggestions
Repudiate	to refuse to support; to reject
Resolve	1. To make a firm promise to oneself 2. to solve 3. a fixed purpose or intention
Signify	1. To be a sign of; to mean 2. to make known or clear
Sovereign	1. Highest; chief 2. not controlled by others 3. a king or queen; a monarch
Trifling	of little value, importance, or meaning
Acclaim	1. to praise strongly or applaud loudly 2. strong praise or loud applause; approval
Bigot	one who is not tolerant of those who are different in some way; a prejudiced person
Covet	to have a strong and envious desire for, especially for something belonging to another
Deceased	Dead
Formidable	1. Causing fear or apprehension 2. difficult
Ghetto	a section of a city occupied by a minority group of people, usually because of poverty or social pressure
Momentous	very important
Oppress	1. To weigh down with worry 2. to keep down by severe and unjust use of force
Overwhelm	1. To defeat utterly and completely 2. to deeply affect the mind or emotions of 3. to upset; to turn over
Perceive	1. To become aware of through the senses, especially the sense of sight 2. to take in information through the mind
Premiere	the first performance of a play, film, etc
Prospective	expected or likely to happen or become
Spurn	to refuse in a scornful way
Staunch	faithful; true; strong
Theme	1. A dominant idea, as in art, literature, or music; a topic or subject of 2. a short essay on a single subject 3. a series of musical notes on which variations are made; a melody that is associated

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