Vocab. Lesson 47

Front 1

hermit (n)

Back 1

one who prefers to live alone

Hint 1

All Alone
The old man who lives in the hills is considered to be a hermit.

Front 2

ostracize (v)

Back 2

to exclude from a group

Hint 2

All Alone
Cliques often ostracize people becaue they look different or don't have the same interests.

Front 3

exile (n)

Back 3

a banishment

Hint 3

All Alone
Aladin was exiled out of his kingdom.

Front 4

expel (v)

Back 4

to force to leave

Hint 4

All Alone
The kid was expeled for smoking in the boys bathroom.

Front 5

recluse (n)

Back 5

one who likes to live alon

Hint 5

All Alone
claudere
He was a reculsive type of man who was never married.

Front 6

isolate (v)

Back 6

to place something apart from everything else

Hint 6

All Alone
solus
During the civil rights movement, blacks were isolated from society.

Front 7

solitude (n)

Back 7

isolation; the quality of being alone

Hint 7

All Alone
solus
The deathly patient lived in solitude so that her disease wouldn't spread.

Front 8

banish (v)

Back 8

to force to leave an area

Hint 8

All Alone
I was banished from the house because I wrecked the house.

Front 9

outcast (n)

Back 9

an individual who has been excluded from a group

Hint 9

All Alone
The only black kid at our school was considered to be an outcast because of racial prejidices.

Front 10

seclusion (n)

Back 10

privacy

Hint 10

All Alone
se-, claudere
I went into seclusion to do my homework because I had a paper due the next day.

Front 11

pariah (n)

Back 11

an individual who has been excluded from a group

Hint 11

All Alone
A Japanese American was considered to be a pariah during WW2.

Front 12

relegate (v)

Back 12

to banish, to demote in rank

Hint 12

All Alone
Jews living in Germany were relegated to concentration camps.

Front 13

quarantine (n)

Back 13

a period of isolation for someone infected with a contagion

Hint 13

All Alone
Leprus patients were quarantined to an island.