Vocabulary: Unit FourBaldwin | English 9

Abscond (verb)Definition: to run off and hide

Other variations of the word: ● absconder

Synonym: bolt, skip town

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Access (noun)Definition: approach or admittance to places, persons, things

Other variations of the word: ● Accessible

Synonym: entry

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Anarchy (noun)Definition: a lack of government and law; confusion

Other variations of the word: ● None

Synonym: chaos, disorder

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Arduous (adjective)Definition: hard to do, requiring much effort

Other variations of the word: ● arduously

Synonym: difficult

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Auspicious (adjective)Definition: favorable, fortunate

Other variations of the word: ● auspiciously

Synonym: promising, encouraging

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Daunt (verb)Definition: to overcome with fear, intimidate

Other variations of the word: ● Dauntingly● Daunting

Synonym: dismay, frighten

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Disentangle (verb)Definition: to free from tangles or complications

Other variations of the word: ● Disentanglement

Synonym: unravel, unwind

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Fated (adjective)Definition: determined in advance by destiny or fortune

Other variations of the word: ● ill-fated

Synonym: destined, doomed

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Hoodwink (verb)Definition: to mislead by trick

Other variations of the word: ● Hoodwinker

Synonym: fool

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Inanimate (adjective)Definition: not having life; without energy or spirit

Other variations of the word: ● inanimately

Synonym: dead, spiritless

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Incinerate (verb)Definition: to burn to ashes

Other variations of the word: ● incineration

Synonym: burn up

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Intrepid (adjective)Definition: very brave, fearless, unshakable

Other variations of the word: ● intrepidly

Synonym: daring

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Larceny (noun)Definition: theft

Other variations of the word: ● None

Synonym: stealing, robbery

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Pliant (adjective)Definition: bending readily; easily influenced

Other variations of the word: ● Pliantly● pliantness

Synonym: flexible

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Pompous (adjective)Definition: overly self-important in speech and manner

Other variations of the word: ● Pompously

Synonym: highfalutin

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Precipice (noun)Definition: a very steep cliff; the brink or edge of disaster

Other variations of the word: ● Precipiced

Synonym: ledge

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Prototype (noun)Definition: an original model on which later version are patterned

Other variations of the word: ● Prototypic

Synonym: example, sample

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Rectify (verb)Definition: to make right, correct

Other variations of the word: ● rectifying

Synonym: set right

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Reprieve (noun)Definition: a temporary relief or delay

Other variations of the word: ● repriever

Synonym: respite

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Revile (verb)Definition: to attack with words, call bad names

Other variations of the word: ● revilement

Synonym: vilify

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