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Wordly Wise 7 Lesson 1

Unabated: showing no signs of weakening To become weaker; to decrease Unabated: showing no signs of weakening After the rain abated, they were able to cross the street.

acknowledge 1. To admit that something exists. 2. To show awareness or thanks for something

agent A person who does business for another person. Something that brings about a result.

authority The right to give orders, make decisions, or take action. An expert source of information.

devastate To ruin or destroy completely Super Bowl Loss: Tom Brady is devastated! Devastation after a Texas tornado

epidemic The rapid spread of a disease to many people at one time. The flu epidemic of 1918 killed over twenty million people in the Northern Hemisphere.

estimate A number that is not exact; a careful guess

evict To force out of property by taking legal action.

impartial Fair; not favoring one side more than another.

industrious Hardworking; not lazy

infuriate To make very angry These people are infuriated!

irrelevent Having nothing to do with the subject

precise Exact; accurate.

sham Something fake or false.

trek A long, slow, and difficult journey.