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Vocab. Unit 15...

These are the vocabulary words from Unit 15

QuestionAnswer
adopt (verb) to take another person's child into one's family; to use as one's own; to accept or approve
agile (adj) capable of moving easily, quickly, and gracefully; mentally quick
analyze (verb) to study the parts of something in order to understand what it is, how it is put together, or how it works; to study carefully or in detail
assist (verb) to give help or support
assist (noun) the act of helping; in sports, an action that helps a teammate score or get a player out
babble (verb) to talk foolishly or too much; to make meaningless sounds; to make a gurgling sound
babble (noun) a mix of meaningless sounds, usually as made by water
captivity (noun) the state of being confined or held against one's will
drab (noun) an olive brown or brownish gray color
drab (adj) marked by dullness; like the color drab; cheerless
fatal (adj) causing death, destruction, or ruin
generosity (noun) the quality of being charitable to others in thought or action; willingness to give; an act of giving
genuine (adj) real, actually being what something appears to be; true or reliable; sincere or honest
illegal (adj) against the law; against the rules
merit (noun) the fact of deserving something; a quality that deserves reward or praise; worth or value
merit (verb) to deserve, be worthy of
Created by: BEmma
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