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Unit Four: Week Three Online Practice Vocabulary Unit Four: Week Three Online Practice

affliction (noun) illness/affliction An affliction of the heart is terrible thing.

firth (noun) a narrow arm of the sea We sailed for hours along the firth.

Furlong (noun) 1/8th of a mile The racetrack is nine furlongs.

grievous (adjective) serious/dreadful A landmine can do grievous harm to soldiers.

Promontory (noun) headland/elevated land overlooking water The lighthouse sat atop the promontory. http://www.hollywoodreporter.comive-feed/stephen-colbert-donald-trump-gop-debate-271002

rapture (noun) ecstasy/delight I feel a sense of rapture when I eat chocolate.

redress (verb) rectify/put right Sometimes community service is a way to redress a crime and avoid jail.

screed (noun) long, tiresome piece of writing The Unabomber was caught after his screed was published in the New York Times.

solace (noun) comfort/consolation after loss The American Red Cross provided solace to the storm’s victims.

winsome (adjective) charming Brad Pitt has a winsome smile.