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6 Vocab 4-6 review Word Scramble

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Created by: pkabbes

Question	Answer
state of being faithful	fidelity
to look over quickly	scan
to throw doubt or uncertainty on	discredit
to make a first appearance in public	debut
to find not guilty of a charge	acquit
deep regret for some past misdeed	remorse
One who speaks with wisdom & authority	oracle
to think or believe	deem
friendly & pleasant	amiable
reminder of a special event	keepsake
showing great insight or sharpness	acute
to pay back	reimburse
a series of notes explaining a book	commentary
bringing about death	mortal
to confuse or bewilder	befuddle
length of time that something lasts	duration
loud and noisy	boisterous
one who lives in a particular place	inhabitant
condition of being lost in thought	reverie
to show sorrow for bad conduct	repent
something that has survived the passage of time	relic
to give new life to; to restore	revive
to take back something that has been said, offered, or published	retract
to hold oneself back; a repeated verse, chorus	refrain
to go back on a promise	renege
a device that restricts or confines; control over the expression of one's feelings or behavior	restraint
to scold, express sharp disapproval; a scolding	rebuke
to buy back; to make up for; to fulfill a pledge	redeem
Antonym of limber	stiff
antonym of vacate	occupy
antonym of headstrong	docile
antonym of idolize	despise
antonym of tarry	leave
antonym of setback	advance
antonym of partisan	neutral