Unit 10 I See Both Sides. 1. antagonize (verb) to make an enemy of; to stir up anger or dislike 2. apathy (noun) a lack of interest or concern 3. arbitrate.

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Unit 10 I See Both Sides

1. antagonize (verb) to make an enemy of; to stir up anger or dislike 2. apathy (noun) a lack of interest or concern 3. arbitrate (verb) to settle a disagreement between two parties by having a th ird party make a decision after hearing both sides 4. bestow (verb) to give as an honor; to present as a gift 5. bigot (noun) one who is not tolerant of people who are different

6. capsize (verb) to turn bottom-side-up; overturn 7. compromise (noun) the settlement of a disagreement by having each side give up something 8. epidemic (noun) a rapid spread or increase in the occurrence of something, especially a disease 9. haggle (verb) to argue in a petty, back-and-forth manner, especially about a price 10. homicide (noun) the killing of one person by another

11. irate (adj) very angry; furious 12. permanent (adj) lasting for a long time, maybe forever 13. persist (verb) to continue steadily in an action, to refuse to stop or be changed; to last, remain 14. rant (verb) to speak wildly and violently 15. wrath (noun) intense anger