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WFTW Unit Two

Word Studies

QuestionAnswer
Contribe (adj) Grieving for sin or shortining. Seeking for forgiveness. Sym. Grieving. sorrow.
Martyr (n) Put to death foradhearsing to bliefe. Sym. Death, remorse.
Vindictive (adj) Vengle, to seek revenge. Sym. Revenge.
Succumb (v) To be defeated. Sym. Resist.
Surmount (v) To overcome. Sym. Force will.
Imposition (n) Something uncalled for. Sym. A burden.
Noble (adj) Having oustanding equalities, wellknown, well respected. Sym. Respected, wellknown.
Ornate (adj) Excessively decorated. Sym. Flashy, showy.
Homage (n) A ceremony which a man thinks of himself as a vassel of the lord. High regard. Sym. Reverence, tribute.
Exonerate (v) To be relieved of a responsibility, or clear from being blamed. Sym. To take the burden off, to relieve them, reduce.
Irreplaceable You cant replace. Sym. Not replaceable.
Irreverent Lacking Proper respect. Sym. Lack respect.
Irrevocable Not possilble to revoke. Sym. Unrevokeable.
Irreparable Can not repaire. Sym. Unrepairable.
Irresponsible Not responcible. Sym. No responsibility, not competent.
Circuit (n) A space enclosed within a line.
Circumscribe (v) To define or mark off carefully.
Circumvent (v) To make a circuit around. Sym. To hemin.
Circuitous (adj) To havea circular or a winding course.
Circumlocutrion (n) Using an unessary large number of words to express an idea.
Irr Not.
Cir Circular.
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