UNIT 8 VOCABULARY REVIEW LEVEL B. Decrease (v) to make less.

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UNIT 8 VOCABULARY REVIEW LEVEL B

Decrease (v) to make less

Abnormal – (adj) not usual, strange

Capsize – (v) to turn bottom side up

Flourish (n) to grow and thrive, be prosperous

Evict (v) to force out

Catastrophe (n) a large scale disaster

Incentive (n) a reason for doing something

Disputatious (adj) inclined to argue

Insubordinate (adj) disobedient, rebellious

Legible (adj) easily read

Onslaught (n) a violent attack; sudden rush of something

Prudent (adj) cautious

Outstrip (v) to get ahead of, do better than

Ordain (v) to establish by law; to order or command; to appoint as a priest or minister

Quench (v) to put out, extinguish

Nub (n) the central point or heart of matter; a knob

Remnant (n) a small part remaining behind

Pervade (v) to spread throughout

Swerve (v) to turn aside sharply

Simultaneous (adj) happening at the same time