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VPP lesson six

QuestionAnswerSentences
candor sincerity; honesty It is impossible for someone to be candor all of the time.
compassion awareness and sympathy for the suffering of another Most of the time I am compassionate and try not to hurt other people.
democratic of or for the people; pertaining to governmant by the people My grandpa was a democrat and belived that people should rule.
disperse to scatter; to distribute After winning the football game the team disperses
doleful causing grief; sad After someone that you know dies life seems to become more doleful.
duress a threat of harm forcing someone to act against his or her will Some bullies will duress other kids to doing their homework
irk to annoy; to irritate My sister is irksome when we don't get along.
ratify to approve formally; to sanction To become a law a law must be ratifyed.
sobriety 1. a seriousness in manner 2. a state of abstinance from drugs or alcohol People under the age of 21 may break the law by not being sobrieic
stagnate to become inactive or motionless If someone looks at Medusa they will turn to stone and become stagnate.
subordinate of lower importance or rank; subject to the control of another My sister is subordinate to me because I am older.
talon a claw of a bird of pray or similar animal The hawk swooped down and grabbed the mouse with its talon.
taut pulled, drawn, or streched tight In a fierce game of tug of war the line was taut.
wallow to roll about in somthing unclean Pigs wallow in mud to protect themselves from the sun.
adjacent lying near; ajdoining My house is is adjecent to my granmda's house.
Created by: SuperRock2
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