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Lesson 7 vocabulary words

QuestionAnswer
appropriate adj. suitable, proper
contradict v. to say that a statement is not true or to say that the opposite is true; to go against or disagree with
fraud n. cheating; dishonest dealing; a trick that is meant to deceive; a person who is not what he or she pretends to be, or something that is not what it seems to be
heritage n. something that is passed on from one's ancestors or handed down from the past, either property (money or goods) or something that is not property, such as a way of life or a set of skills
hostile adj. referring to an enemy; unfriendly; showing hate or dislike
intelligible adj. understandable; clear
intervene v. to hapenor come between; to come in or between in order to change, stop, or settle
invalid n. a sick, weak person who cannot get around, especially one who has been in poor health for a long time; adj.-not well; weak and sick
jostle v. to push aside or crowd against
majestic adj. dignified; noble; grand
obliging adj. ready to do favors; helpful;
parch v. to make or become hot and dry or thirsty
potential adj. possible but not yet actual; capable of becoming real; n. skill or power that may be developed
scurry v. to run quickly; to hurry
shiftless adj. lazy; careless; good-for-nothing
Created by: mfabianski
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