vocabulary word | meaning |
acquit 1 | to declare not guilty, free from blame, discharge completely |
acquit 2 | to conduct or behave oneself |
deem 1 | to think, believe |
deem 2 | to consider, have an opinion |
devastate | to destroy, lay waiste, leave in ruins |
discredit 1 | to throw doubt upon, cause to be distrusted |
discredit 2 | to damage in reputation |
discredit 3 | a loss or lack of belief, confidence or reputation |
elusive 1 | difficult to catch or hold |
generate 1 | to bring into existence |
generate 2 | to be the cause of |
idolize 1 | to worship as an idol, make an idol of |
idolize 2 | to love very much |
ingratitude | a lack of thankfulness |
keepsake 1 | something kept in memory of the giver |
keepsake 2 | a souvenir |
mortal 1 | a being that must eventually die |
mortal 2 | of or relating to a being that will eventually die |
mortal 3 | causing death, fatal |
mortal 4 | possible, conceivable |
ovation | an enthusiatic public welcome, an outburst of applause |
petty 1 | unimportant, trivial |
petty 2 | narrow minded, secondary in rank, minor |
plight 1 | a sorry condition or state |
plight 2 | to pledge, promise solemnly |
repent | to feel sorry for what one has done or failed to do |
reverie 1 | a daydream |
reverie 2 | the condition of being lost in thought |
revocation | an act or instance of calling back, an annulment |
scan 1 | to examine closely |
scan 2 | to look over quickly but thoroughly |
scan 3 | to analyze the rhythm of a poem |
scan 4 | an examination |
strand 1 | a beach or shore |
strand 2 | a string of wire, hair, etc. |
strand 3 | to drive or run aground |
strand 4 | to leave in a hopeless position |
strife 1 | bitter disagreement |
strife 2 | fighting, struggle |
topple 1 | to fall forward |
topple 2 | to overturn, bring about the downfall of |