Vm 11 Evade To Extricate

Front 1

evade

Back 1

to escape or avoid

It would be difficult to ______ hard times one's whole life.

Front 2

exculpate / exonerate

Back 2

to free from guilt or blame

The Judge wanted to ___ the man, but there was too much evidence against him.

Front 3

exonerate / exculpate

Back 3

to free from guilt or blame

There was too much evidence proving his guilt to ___ him.

Front 4

exemplary

Back 4

worthy of imitation

Steve Jobs' ___ computer skills made his name an icon in the technology world.

Front 5

exorbitant

Back 5

exceeding all bounds of custom or reason. Highly excessive

Running a three minute mile would be an __ time for any human being.

Front 6

expedite

Back 6

to speed up or hasten

To __ the shipment of materials, the buyer chose air mail.

Front 7

expropriate

Back 7

to take possession or take ownership of another person's property

We had to __ the property to another person who could afford to keep it up to current living standards.

Front 8

extol

Back 8

to praise, command, laud, adulate

The speaker said he'd like to __ the young man who saved the lives of the drowning woman.

Front 9

exacerbate

Back 9

to make worse; to irritate

The kid will ___ the problem by talking back to his mother.

Front 10

extricate

Back 10

to remove from danger

After the collision, the teenager's body had to be ___(d) from the vehicle.