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15 Cards in this Set

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divulge
Verb
Root: vulg-common
To make known, reveal
navigate
Verb
Roots: nav- boat/ ig- to do, to drive
Plan, direct the route of
crucify
Verb
Roots: cruc- cross/ fy- to do, to make
Put to death on a cross/ criticize someone
ignominy
Noun
Roots: ig- to do, to drive/ nom- name
Public shame
proliferate
Verb
Roots: prol- offspring/ fer- to bear, carry
Increase rapidly
crucify
Verb
Synonym: Put to death
Antonym: Kept alive, aid, comfort
prolific
Adj.
Synonym: Fertile, rich
Antonym: Unproductive, fruitless
vulgar
Adj.
Synonym: Lacking good taste, rude, indecent
Antonym: Kind, good manners, polite
esprit
Noun
Synonym: Lively, vivacious
Antonym: Boring, quiet
proletariat
Noun/ Adj.
Synonym: A worker
Antonym: Aristocrat, upper class
crucify
Jesus was crcified on the cross with nails through his hands and feet.
prolific
Adj.
The prolific family had many children and cousins.
divulge
Verb
I had to divulge the secret to everyone before someone else.
navigate
Verb
The ship had to navigate it's way through the icy waters.
excruciating
Adj.
An excruciating pain shot through the man's chest when he had a heartattack.