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22 Cards in this Set
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Bigot |
One who has very strong beliefs (especially religious beliefs) and who will not listen to other peoples opinion |
Nazis not bigote disregarded everything about Jews |
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Embrace |
Accept an offer idea religion opinion |
To cooperate means to embrace eachother |
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Virtue |
God rss of character good quality excellence |
Jenny gave me her her last piece of pie therfore she has a lot of virtue |
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Derive |
Comes from |
Paper derived from trees |
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Lack |
Not to have something that is needed |
With the way the game went the players lacked basketball skills |
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Courtesy |
Polite the kind behaviour abs actions |
Courtesy is recommended when u speak to the elders |
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Disarming |
To remove any feelings of doubt mistrust or unfriendliness |
He gave her a disarming smile after he saw that she was nervous for her big presentation |
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Convictions |
A strong belief it opinion |
She takes pride in starting her political convictions |
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Discreet |
Carful in behaviour |
He discreetly walked in the classe after running late in order that the teacher wouldn’t see him |
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Fling |
To throw with force |
He picked up the debris and flung it away |
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Discernment |
Deciding what it good |
Sébastien has an astonishing lack of discernment after not knowing what he wanted to do in the futur |
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Rave |
To talk with great enthusiasm to talk widely or as if crazy |
Because of the students lack of sleep no one was participating with rave |
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Curse |
To use insulting language |
His mouth was spitting vile oaths and curses |
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Benign |
Kind friendly bit wishing to fight with anyone |
His manners were benign but firm |
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Wage |
Fight |
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Engage |
To keep ones interest and attention |
The guest speaker tried to keep the students engaged in the interesting presentation in drinking And driving |
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Disgrace |
Loss of honour and good name |
He left the army with disgrace after embarrassing himself beyond the crime he committed |
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Strife |
Fight quarrel |
After the George Floyd incident people realized état their is a stride with in our community |
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Loss of our own face |
To be humiliated act in the way that enables others to laugh at j’me |
He had a list of face when his class mates laughed at his oral presentation |
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Depravity |
A vey evil quality or way of behaving |
The teachers way of reading the story war wicked abs depraving |
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Cringe |
To feel disgust or embrassement and often to show this feeling by a movement of your face or body |
He cringed away when seeing people but into ice |
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Expletives |
A word or phrase ( such as Damn it that people sometimes sat when the my are angry or in pain ) |
Angry ecole fires filled the air after the plan crash (hvs) |
