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1. Agitate

To brother or upset someone.


I'm trying to be quiet so I don't agitate the baby.



2. Oppose

To disagree strongly.


Many bus riders oppose a price increase.

3. Critic

A person who judges whether something is good or bad .


The movie critic gave the new action film a great review

4. Confront

To stand up to someone in a frightening or accusing way.


Don't confront anyone about cheating unless you have proof.

5. Controversy

A disagreement among many people.


There was a big controversy over who should become the new soccer coach.

6. Offensive

Causing anger or hurt feelings .


Her remarks about my outfit were really offensive.



7. Compromise

To make an agreement where everyone accepts less than what they want.


My sister and I had to compromise about what movie to watch last night.

8. Promote

To contribute to the growth of something .


Sugary foods promote tooth decay.

9.Disrupt

To stop or break up.


Raul had to disrupt the meeting to give his boss a message.

10. Restriction

A rule that limits what you can do.


Our school has a restriction against playing music in the hallways.



11. Scapegoat

Something made to bear the blame.


I always use my sister as a scapegoat for getting out of trouble .

12. Detrimental

Harmful.


Smoking would be detrimental to your health.

13. Amendment

An addition to something.


The first ten amendments to the constitution are known as the Bill of Rights .

14. Boycott

To refuse to buy or take part in something as a form of protest.


The store changed its policy when people began to boycott it.

15. Censor

To remove part of all of a book,film,play,song, or other work because of a belief that it is harmful or offensive to the public.


The author didn't want anyone to censor her book.

16. Ban

an official or legal prohibition."a proposed ban on cigarette advertising"