Flocabulary Unit 7. 1. abode (noun) a home; a place where someone lives 2. acknowledge (verb) to admit that something is real or true; to express that.

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Flocabulary Unit 7

1. abode (noun) a home; a place where someone lives 2. acknowledge (verb) to admit that something is real or true; to express that you know someone or something 3.agitate (verb) to disturb either physically or emotionally; to shake up 4. dismantle (verb) to take apart, often making something useless 5. dismal (adj) causing sadness or gloom.

6. hospitable (adj) being nice and generous to strangers or guests. 7. intensify (verb) to make or become more intense; to strengthen 8. implore (verb) to beg for something, or to ask very seriously 9. inundate (verb) 1. to overwhelm with too much of something 2. to flood or cover, as with water 10. negligent (adj) being careless; not paying attention to the things you have to do

11. oration (noun) a speech, especially one in public for a special occasion 12. perturb (verb) to bother or disturb greatly 13. reprimand (verb) to scold in a very strong or serious way 14. sequel (noun) something that comes after something else, especially a book or movie that continues the story of an earlier work 15. supervise (verb) to be in charge of something or someone; to manage