Jip Vocab Quiz 1 Review September 2014.

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Jip Vocab Quiz 1 Review September 2014

person who advocated for the abolishment of slavery Abolitionist Caricatures Indisputably Insolent

exhibiting or marked by great intensity of feeling Fervent Meek Transients Gingerly

a picture that exaggerates peculiarities of things Menacing Indisputably Caricatures Vigilant

to put in a lower or less important position or rank Dilemma Relegated Obliged Loathe

not having or showing good judgment; revealing things that should not be revealed; not polite Fervent Wryly Degenerated Indiscreet

easily frightened or excited Abolitionist Belligerent Cajoled Skittish

dull, somber, dismal, gloomy Sullen Indiscreet Covert Menacing

institution to care for the mentally ill Dilemma Inept Asylum Insolent

lacking skill or ability Vigilant Despised Inept Diligent

to persuade by flattery or promises Transients Cajoled Incredulous Relegated

Of warlike character; aggressively hostile Dilemma Obliged Belligerent Stupor

Two equally undesirable alternatives Dilemma Obliged Indiscreet Loathe

To put in one’s debt by a favor or service Loathe Stupor Skittish Obliged

To dislike greatly Caricatures Fervent Loathe Stupor

A state of extreme apathy; a daze Stupor Inept Belligerent