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Vocab Unit 11...

These are the vocabulary words from Unit

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blockade (verb) to close off or keep people or supplies from going in or out
blockade (noun) the closing off of an enemy nation, city, port, or area, usually by the military; something that closes off or keeps out
chant (verb) to sing; to recite in a tone that varies only a little or not at all
chant (noun) a song i such a tone; words or phrases repeated in rhythm
despair (verb) to give up all hope, lost heart
despair (noun) total loss of hope; a cause of loss of hope
elevate (verb) to raise or lift up; to increase in position or rank; to cheer up; to improve culturally, intellectually, or morally
extraordinary (adj) beyond the usual or expected; highly unusual or rare
heroic (adj) brave, noble, or larger than life; involving extreme effort
lance (noun) a long, metal-tipped weapon used by knights or soldiers on horseback; any sharp, pointed instrument that resembles such a weapon
lance (verb) to pierce with or as if with a lance; to open a wound
missionary (noun) a person on an assignment, often of a religious nature; someone sent by a church to a foreign land to teach religion and do charity work
pointless (adj) having no meaning or effect
reflect (verb) to throw back,as heat, light, or sound; to give back an image of, as a mirror; to make apparent, show, or demonstrate; to think deeply about
site (noun) a location, scene, or place where something was, is, or will be
toxic (adj) poisonous or deadly
Created by: BEmma
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