Unit 9 Vocab Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
Avenge	V. To get revenge for, get even for, settle a score.
Cede	V. To give up, surrender, Synonyms; deliver up, transfer
Deluge	N. A great flood, a heavy fall of rain, anything that comes in a large quantity. V. To flooD Synonyms; swamp, inundate Antonym; trickle, dribble
Discretion	N. good judgment, care, and speech and action
Giddy	Adj. dizzy, lightheaded, lacking seriousness. Synonyms; frivolous, faint, flighty Antonyms; sober, levelheaded, serious
Impact	N. The striking of one object against another, the shock caused by a collision. V. To affect, especially, forcefully. Synonyms; collision, blow, effect
Intimidate	V. To make timid or frightened by threats. Synonyms; Hector, browbeat
Liberate	V. To free from bondage or domination, to release. Synonyms; untie, unshackle Antonyms; imprison, fetter, shackle
Logical	Adj. reasonable, making use of reason and good sense Synonym; rational, sensible, Antonym, unsound, preposterous.
Misrepresent	V. To give false or untrue idea Synonym; falsify, twist, exaggerate.
Optional	Adj. left to one’s own choice; not required Synonym, voluntary, discretionary Antonym; compulsory, mandatory, required.
Outright	Adj. complete, instantaneous, without reservation. Adv. Completely, and instantaneously, Synonyms, total, out and out (adv) utterly, instantly Antonyms, partial, and incomplete
Rendezvous	V. To meet in accordance with the plan. N. A meeting by agreement, a meeting place. Synonyms: assignation
Rotund	Adj. rounded and plump, full or rich and sound Synonyms, portly, sonorous Antonyms, angular, lanky, gaunt
Saunter	V. To stroll, walk in an easy, leisurely way. N. A stroll Synonyms: v. Ramble n. Promenade Antonyms: speed, race, hurry,
Sluggish	Adj. lazy, slow moving, not active, dull. Synonyms; lethargic, Antonyms, energetic, brisk
Subordinate	Adj. lower and rank or position, secondary. N. One who is in a lower position or under the orders of someone else. V. To put in
Tint	N. A delicate color or Hugh, a slight trace of something. V. To give color to something; to dye Synonyms: n. Tone v. Color, stain Antonym: bleach
Variable	Adj. likely to undergo change, changeable. V. A value or quantity that varies; assemble for such. Synonyms: . fluctuating, inconstant. Antonyms: unchanging
Verge	N. The point at the which something begins or happens, a border. V. Two incline, tend toward, approach Synonyms; threshold, edge

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