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Anthem Vocabulary
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| TRANSGRESSION | violation of the law |
| VOCATIONS | job given |
| DETENTION | imprisoning |
| INDIVISIBLE | can't be taken apart |
| GARMENT | article of clothing |
| PREFERENCE | what someone prefers |
| WISDOM | how smart one is |
| SCHOLAR | very smart student |
| SCHOLAR | very smart student |
| DAIS | a podium |
| COLLECTIVE | keeping everything |
| BRIGADE | a group of people; armada |
| SCORN | to punish |
| ASSIGN | to appoint |
| SOLIDARITY | unity |
| ASSIGN | to appoint |
| PYRE | a heap of wood for burning a dead body |
| SOLIDARITY | unity |
| FURROWS | a trench in the earth made by a plow |
| PYRE | a heap of wood for burning a dead body |
| EUGENICS | a science that deals with the improvement of inherited qualities of a race or breed. |
| FURROWS | a trench in the earth made by a plow |
| DIGNITY | being worthy |
| EUGENICS | a science that deals with the improvement of inherited qualities of a race or breed. |
| PLOUGH | cuts, lifts and turns over soil |
| DIGNITY | being worthy |
| SYLLOGISM | starting an argument |
| PLOUGH | cuts, lifts and turns over soil |
| CONQUER | to take over |
| SYLLOGISM | starting an argument |
| DEIGN | to think proper of one's dignity |
| CONQUER | to take over |
| DEIGN | to think proper of one's dignity |
| FRATERNITY | a brotherhood |
| FALTER | to fail |
| HAUNT | to scare |
| VEIL | a piece of cloth worn by a woman over the head, shoulders or face |
| LOADSTONE | a rock having magnetic properties |
| DEFY | to challenge to do something considered impossible |
| TARRY | to remain or stay |
| MOAT | a deep, wide trench, usually filled with water |
| SUBMISSION | to act or instance |
| ANXIETY | distress or uneasiness |
| DEVISE | to plan |
| CONCEIVE | to form |
| ABYSS | a deep, immeasurable space; a vast chasm |
| MOAT | a deep, wide trench, usually filled with water |
| FATHOM | a unit of length equal to 6 feet |
| REEL | a cylinder used to wind up or pay out something |
| CURIOUS | eager to learn; inquisitive |
| DEVISE | to plan |
| LASH | a flexible part of a whip |
| CONCEIVE | to form |
| WITHER | to shrivel; fade; decay |
| ABYSS | a deep, immeasurable space; a vast chasm |
| CONFESSION | acknowledgement or disclosure of sin or sinfulness |
| FATHOM | a unit of length equal to 6 feet |
| FAMOUS | widespread reputation |
| CURIOUS | eager to learn; inquisitive |
| ILLUSTRIOUS | highly distinguished |
| LASH | a flexible part of a whip |
| STRICKEN | to hit; or wounded by a weapon |
| WITHER | to shrivel; fade; decay |
| TREMBLE | to shake involuntarily quick; short movements |
| CONFESSION | acknowledgement or disclosure of sin or sinfulness |
| WRETCH | an unhappy person |
| FAMOUS | widespread reputation |
| BOAST | to speak with exaggeration, and excessive pride |
| ILLUSTRIOUS | highly distinguished |
| STRICKEN | to hit; or wounded by a weapon |
| UNANIMITY | undivided opinion |
| MAJORITY | the greater part or number |
| HARMONY | agreement; consistent |
| BOON | something to be thankful for |
| TOIL | hard and continuous work |
| TUNIC | a coat worn as part of a military uniform |
| TREMBLE | to shake involuntarily quick; short movements |
| WHIRL | to turn around; spin |
| WRETCH | an unhappy person |
| PEASANT | slave; one with a low social rank |
| INFAMY | EXTREMELY BAD REPUTATION |
| TRIUMPH | being victorious; conquest |
| BOAST | to speak with exaggeration, and excessive pride |
| GRANITE | a coarse-grained igneous rock |
| DECREED | authoritive order |
| CRINGE | to shrink |
| UNANIMITY | undivided opinion |
| MAJORITY | the greater part or number |
| SMOLDER | to burn without flame |
| HARMONY | agreement; consistent |
| VAIN | excessively proud or concerned about one's own appearance |
| BOON | something to be thankful for |
| SUMMIT | the highest point |
| TOIL | hard and continuous work |
| TUNIC | a coat worn as part of a military uniform |
| WHIRL | to turn around; spin |
| PEASANT | slave; one with a low social rank |
| TRIUMPH | being victorious; conquest |
| GRANITE | a coarse-grained igneous rock |
| CRINGE | to shrink |
| SEIZE | grasp; to take ahold suddenly |
| ECSTASY | rapturous delight |
| SMOLDER | to burn without flame |
| VAIN | excessively proud or concerned about one's own appearance |
| SUMMIT | the highest point |
| MANUSCRIPT | the original text of an author's work |
| GUIDANCE | the act or function of leadership; direction |
| COMMANDMENT | a mandate |
| SANCTION | authoritive permission or approval |
| VINDICATE | to clear, as from an accusation |
| COVET | to desire wrongfully |
| DEFILE | to make foul, dirty, or unclean |
| DEPRAVE | to make morally bad, or evil |
| BOTCH | to spoil by poor work |
| IMPOTENT | lacking power or ability |
| SERFDOM | a person in condition of servitude |