Week 5 Part 2. Lithe Adj. bending easily, limber The burly linebacker was as lithe and agile as a ballet dancer. Supple, flexible, pliant.

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Week 5 Part 2

Lithe Adj. bending easily, limber The burly linebacker was as lithe and agile as a ballet dancer. Supple, flexible, pliant

Maltreat V. to abuse, use roughly or crudely. The candidate pledged to shut down any factory or manufacturing plan found to maltreat workers. Misuse, mistreat, aggrieve

Ponder V. to consider carefully, reflect on. I need time to ponder all of my options before deciding how to spend the summer. Think over, ruminate, contemplate.

Subversive Adj. intended to undermine or overthrow; n. one who advocates or attempts to undermine a political system. The underground movement circulated subversive pamphlets that criticized the government. Treasonous, traitorous; a revolutionary.

Synthetic Adj. made or put together by people; n. something artificial. Sometimes only a jeweler can detect the difference between an expensive synthetic gem and a natural stone.

Temperate Adj. mild, moderate. It’s impossible to have a temperate discussion with a hotheaded person. Composed, balanced, mellow

Venomous Adj. poisonous, spiteful, mean. It was only after we had rushed the child to the emergency room that we learned he’d been bitten by a venomous spider. Nasty, malicious, virulent, malevolent.

Wily Adj. sly, shrewd, cunning. The fur trappers of colonial North America were known to be wily traders. Clever, tricky, artful, foxy