to temporarily pause, suspend, or formally end a meeting, court trial, hearing, or official session, usually with the intention of resuming it at a later time or date

unpredictable, inconsistent, or lacking a fixed and regular pattern.

writing, print, or symbols are impossible or very difficult to read

to bring someone, a group, or a country under complete control and force them to be submissive, often through military might, intimidation, or repression

the act of officially forcing someone or something out of a place, organization, school, or country—usually as a severe punishment

to shout, mock, or laugh at someone in a rude, insulting, or angry way to show a lack of respect or contempt

to spoil, damage, or tarnish something pure

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English Vocab unit 2

Question	Answer
adjourn	to temporarily pause, suspend, or formally end a meeting, court trial, hearing, or official session, usually with the intention of resuming it at a later time or date
erratic	unpredictable, inconsistent, or lacking a fixed and regular pattern.
Illegible	writing, print, or symbols are impossible or very difficult to read
Subjugate	to bring someone, a group, or a country under complete control and force them to be submissive, often through military might, intimidation, or repression
Expulsion	the act of officially forcing someone or something out of a place, organization, school, or country—usually as a severe punishment
Jeer	to shout, mock, or laugh at someone in a rude, insulting, or angry way to show a lack of respect or contempt
Sully	to spoil, damage, or tarnish something pure

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