Lessons 13&14

Front 1

Emancipate

Back 1

1.tp free from restraint or influence.

2.the free(a slave) from bondage.

Front 2

Manacle

Back 2

1. A decixe for confining the hands; usually cuffs.

2. Anything that contrains.

To restrain, as with manacles.

Front 3

Mandate

Back 3

A formal order from a higher court; an authoritative command, order, or injunction.

Front 4

Manifest

Back 4

Clearly apperent to sight or understanding; obvious.

1. To show plainly; to reveal.

2. To prove.

List of cargo or passangers.

Front 5

Manipulate

Back 5

1. To use or handle skillfully.

2. To manage with devious skill, or to adjust to one's purpose.

Front 6

Dexterity

Back 6

1. Skill in the use of the hands or body; adroitness.

2. Mental skill or seriousness ; cleverness.

Front 7

Ambidextrous

Back 7

Able to use either hand equally well.

Front 8

Digital

Back 8

1. Relating to a finger or a unit of measure (3/4 inch) the breadth of a finger.

2. Referring to a numerical system for encoding data.

Front 9

Deflect

Back 9

To tun aside.

To swerve or turn aside.

Front 10

Genuflect

Back 10

To bend the knee in a kneeling or half-kneeling position to express reverence or respect.

Front 11

Inflection

Back 11

1. An alteration of pitch or rone of the voice.

2. In grammar an alteration of the forms of a word to show different grammatical or syntsctical relationship.

Front 12

Reflection

Back 12

1. The act or condition of being thrown back.

2. Something throen back as light, heat, sound, or an image.

3. Discredit; indirect reproach.

4. Deep thought.

Front 13

Rapacious

Back 13

1. Excessively grasping or greedy.

2. Given to seizing for plunder or as prey.

Front 14

Rapt

Back 14

1. Giving one's conplete attention.

2. Overcome with emotion; completely filled with joy.

Front 15

Surreptitious

Back 15

Done secretly, without approval.

Front 16

Complicity

Back 16

Participation with another in an act that is or seems to br deceitful.

Front 17

Duplicity

Back 17

1. Deceitfulness in speach or conduct; double-dealing.

2. Being physically or numerically double or two-fold; doubleness.

Front 18

Explicate

Back 18

To make clear; to explain thoroughly,often in literary context.

Front 19

Explicit

Back 19

Definite; stated in detail, leaving nothing to be guessed at; outspoken.

Front 20

Exploit

Back 20

A notable or heroic deed.

1. To use to the greatest advantage.

2. To make use of selfishly or unethically.

3. To publicize.

Front 21

Imply

Back 21

1. To indicate indirectly; to hint.

2. To require as a necessary condition.

Front 22

Ploy

Back 22

A tactic intended to frustrate, embarrass, or gain an advantage over an opponent.

Front 23

Ply

Back 23

1. To use a tool or weapon vigorously; to work at a trade.

2. To offer something persistently.

1. The thickness of cloth, yarn, pr rope.

2. Wood layered with crosswisw grain.

Front 24

Supplicate

Back 24

To ask humbly or earnestly for, as in praying ; to beseech.

Front 25

Apprehend

Back 25

1. To arrest.

2. To grasp mentally; to understand.

3. To anticipate with anxiety.

Front 26

Comprise

Back 26

To consist of; to contain.

Front 27

Entrepreneur

Back 27

A persin who organizes,operates, and assumes the risk or business ventures.

Front 28

Impregnable

Back 28

Strong enough to resist attack of capture, as a fortress.

Not to be outweighed or overcome in argument.

Front 29

Reprehend

Back 29

To reprimand, reprove,or express disapproval.

Front 30

Reprisal

Back 30

An action or act of retaliation against someone for injuries recieved.