Sadlier-Oxford Level D Unit 6

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Sadlier-Oxford Level D Unit 6

Atone (V)

make amends for, to make up for Atone (V) make amends for, to make up for

Bondage (N)

Bondage (N) slavery, servitude

Credible (ADJ)

Credible (ADJ) plausible, believable

Defray (V)

bear the cost, foot the bill Defray (V) bear the cost, foot the bill

Diligent (ADJ)

industrious, hardworking, not lazy Diligent (ADJ) industrious, hardworking, not lazy

Doleful (ADJ)

Doleful (ADJ) melancholy, dreary, sad

Ghastly (ADJ)

frightful, horrible, dreadfully pale Ghastly (ADJ) frightful, horrible, dreadfully pale

Hamper (V)

hinder, impede, to hold back Hamper (V) hinder, impede, to hold back

Hew (V)

To shape or cut down with an ax Hew (V) To shape or cut down with an ax

Impoverished (ADJ)

Poverty-stricken, destitute Impoverished (ADJ) Poverty-stricken, destitute

Incessant (ADJ)

ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted Incessant (ADJ) ceaseless, constant, uninterrupted

Intricate (ADJ)

Intricate (ADJ) Complex, complicated

Lucid (ADJ)

easy to understand, clear, intelligible Lucid (ADJ) easy to understand, clear, intelligible

Posthumous (ADJ)

postmortem, occurring after death Posthumous (ADJ) postmortem, occurring after death

Prim (ADJ)

proper, formal, overly neat Prim (ADJ) proper, formal, overly neat

Sardonic (ADJ)

caustic, bitterly sarcastic, wry Sardonic (ADJ) caustic, bitterly sarcastic, wry

Superfluous (ADJ)

surplus, excess, more than what is needed Superfluous(ADJ) surplus, excess, more than what is needed

Supplant (V)

To take the place of, oust, supersede Supplant (V) To take the place of, oust, supersede

Taunt (V)

Taunt (V) ridicule, jeer at, mock

Tenacious (ADJ)

Holding fast, dogged determination, persistent Tenacious (ADJ) Holding fast, dogged determination, persistent