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JC Act 1-3 Vocab

TermDefinition
Allowed Given permission
Ancestors Family members from long ago
Banished Sent away as punishment
Bargain / Trade Making a deal or swapping items
Chariot A horse
Clear Easy to see or understand
Clever / Smart Very intelligent and quick to learn
Cloak A large coat or robe worn over clothes
Corpse A dead body
Correct / Proper Right, suitable, or accurate
Dawn The time in the morning when the sun rises
Deeds / Actions Things a person does
Defeat Winning against an enemy or losing a fight
Desire To want something
Disgraceful Causing shame
Disturbed Unhappy, worried, or upset
Enemy Someone who hates or fights you
Fainted / Swooned Passed out for a short time
Famous Well
Fault A mistake or flaw
Firm Strong, steady, and not changing your mind
Gently Softly and carefully
Harm Hurt or damage
Hart A male deer
Honor Good character, respect, and doing the right thing
Humble Not proud or boastful
Idle Lazy or doing nothing
Infants / Babies Very young children
Intend To plan to do something
Kind Caring and gentle
Liberty Freedom from control
Lower To move down
Meek Quiet and gentle
Mention To speak of briefly
Mistaken Wrong about something
Mutiny Rebellion against authority
Opinion What you think or feel about something
Pause To stop briefly
Peaceful Calm, quiet, and safe
Personal Private to one person
Poor Having little money
Praise To say good things about
Public For everyone to use or see
Rage Violent anger
Refused / Accepted Said no / Said yes
Repair To fix something that is broken
Reply To answer or respond
Respect Treating someone with care and polite behavior
Reveal / Show To let people see or know a secret
Roughly In a mean, hard, or violent way
Safe Free from danger
Scorn Dislike or making fun of someone
Seldom Rarely or almost never
Shaky / Break Unsteady or causing something to snap
Sharp Having a thin edge; smart
Sterner More strict or harsh
Sweetest Most pleasing or kind
Treason Betraying your country
Troubled Worried or upset
Abused Used incorrectly or treated cruelly and unfairly
Appear To come into view or present oneself
Argue To give reasons for or against something; to disagree verbally
Bond A binding agreement, promise, or strong connection
Carve To cut carefully, shape, or slice
Citizen A legally recognized member of a state or nation
Conquest The act of conquering or overcoming an enemy by force
Conspiracy A secret plan by a group to do something harmful or unlawful
Dark heroes Flawed or morally complex protagonists
Envy A feeling of discontent or resentment aroused by someone else's good fortune
Fetch To go after and bring back someone or something
Foolish Lacking good sense or judgment
Foolishness The state or quality of being foolish; lack of sense
Forget To fail to remember or recall information
Grief Deep sorrow or sadness, especially caused by someone's death
Judgement The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions
Motion The action or process of moving, or a formal proposal presented in a meeting
Oath A solemn promise or pledge regarding one's actions or intentions
Omen An event or sign regarded as a portent of good or evil to come
Prevent To keep something from happening or arising
Proud Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements or qualities
Purposes The reasons for which something is done or created; goals
Ranks The members of an organization or military force; positions in hierarchy
Shameful Worthy of or causing shame or disgrace
Shrewd Having or showing sharp powers of judgment; clever and crafty
Spurn To reject with disdain or contempt
Tainted Contaminated, spoiled, or corrupted
Unlucky Having or bringing bad luck
Valiant Possessing or showing courage or determination
Weakness The state or condition of lacking strength or power
Younger Having lived or existed for a shorter time
Created by: rrash
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