UNIT 4 VOCAB green series Lessons 16-24. Chide Scold mildly, disapproval.

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UNIT 4 VOCAB green series Lessons 16-24

Chide Scold mildly, disapproval

noxious Harmful to life and health

scenario Sequence of events, story

diabolic Very cruel, wicked, demonic

yen A strong desire for, craving

integral Necessary to the whole, needed part

Coalition A union or group with a purpose

commensurate Consistent with, in proportion

Connotation a secondary meaning of a word, common use

dilapidated Broken down, in major need of repair

analogy A comparison of two things to make a point

vindicate Clear from blame, prove right

placebo A fake medication or cure

emanate To come out of, come forth

annihilate To destroy completely

criterion A standard by which something is judged

subversive Undermine or overthrow, sneaky

staunch Firm, loyal, supporting

holisitic Emphasize the whole

proficient Skilled, expert, highly skilled

exacerbate To make worse, make severe

mitigate Relieve, make better or less intense

unprecedented Never done before, a first

panacea A cure- all, a universal remedy

atrophy To wear down, become weak from lack of use

deplore To condemn, to express disapproval

deprivation Lack or have a shortage of basics

imperative Urgent, necessary

objective Open-minded, not prejudiced

utilitarian Made for practical use

assimilate To blend or fit in to a culture or area

demeanor Conduct, behavior

denunciation To criticize publicly, put down

indolent Lazy, avoiding work

belligerent Hostile, aggressive

inherent Natural, built-in, inborn

unilateral Acting on one’s own, one-sided choice

unassuming Modest, not boastful

dissipate To thin out or scatter, vanish

nonchalant Calm, carefree, casual

decorum Correct manners or behavior

exhiliration High spirits, energy

facilitate To help or make something easier, assist

orthodox The normal or accepted method, tradition

extricate To free from a difficulty

synchronize Occur at the exact same time

espouse To support, argue for

tenuous Shaky, poorly supported

exorbitant Costly, excessive, beyond what is needed

rejuvenate Give new life to, make fresh again

encompass include

standardize make uniform

homogenous uniform

stringent strict, rules

adept able, skilled

eradicate remove, wipe out

sordid morally low, evil

entrepreneur business starter or venture

stint short time of work

presumptuous pushy, bold

metriculous careful, exact

repugnant revolting, disgusting

foible quirk, personal oddity

recrimination blame, charge another

magnanimous generous, forgiving

exhort push to do, urge

rancor bad feelings, ill will

innocuous not harmful, not dangerous

flamboyant showy, colorful

masochist one likes to suffer or hurt self