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ACT MASTERY VOCABUALRY II
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26. DISPOSITION Noun, one’s mood or general attitude Grandfather Joe had a kind disposition and often bought his grandchildren candy.
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27. RAIL Verb, to criticize severely or complain bitterly Tim’s friends were railing against him for his failure in the football game.
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28. BOAST Verb, to brag or show off The athlete boasted to his friends about breaking the world record.
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29. ADVOCATE Noun, a person who pleads or speaks for a cause or idea Verb, to speak, plead, or argue in favor off Most doctors advocate against smoking because it is bad for your heath.
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30. BESTOW Verb, to give as a gift Medals will be bestowed to winners at the Olympics.
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31. ALLEGE Verb, to report or maintain that something is true or has occurred His sister alleged that he was responsible for breaking the lamp.
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32. MULTITUDE Noun, a large number or big crowd In every anthill there is a multitude of the small insects.
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33. STEEP Adjective, Sharply angled; also high A vacation had been planned but the ticket prices were far too steep for the family to afford.
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34. HEED Verb, to listen to and follow The driver should have heeded the warnings about the roadwork ahead.
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35. MODEST Adjective, having a humble opinion about oneself; also sufficient but not large. The three hundred room mansion was far from being a modest home.
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36. PARTIAL Adjective, showing favoritism; also a part or portion, not whole The teacher was partial to Juan because he always paid attention in class.
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37. CREDIBLE Adjective, honest and believable Having kept her word on every occasion she had proven herself a credible person.
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38. PROVOKE Verb. To bring about a strong reaction (frequently anger) The bull charged the men after it had been provoked by their shouting.
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39. TREAD Verb, to step or walk on something Before the hikers reached the peak of the mountain they had to tread a lot of ground.
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40. FARE Noun, the payment for transportation Verb, to proceed or get along I’ll say I’m fairing pretty well, considering the circumstances.
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41. CEDE Verb, to give up or surrender The athlete had to cede her position in the race after a knee injury.
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42. DERIVED Adjective, coming from or being formed from something else Ground beef is derived from cows.
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43. ELABORATE Adjective, complex, full of details Verb, to add details to clarify a statement or idea The surprise party was an elaborate event that required everyone to follow detailed instructions.
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44. SUBSTANTIAL Adjective, large in size or amount; also having a firm basis in reality He spent a substantial amount of money to purchase his house.
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45. CITE Verb, to make reference to The teacher made it clear that all reference sources for the essay had to be cited in the bibliography.
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46. SUSPENDED Adjective, seeming to float in a liquid; also delayed temporarily The sand was suspended in the cup of water.
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47. SOB Verb, to weep Noun, a weeping sound or cry The lady let out a sob as she tried to restrain her sadness.
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48. DENSE Adjective, compressed, thick The neighborhood was so dense with houses that there was no room for backyards.
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49. AFFLICT Verb, to cause physical pain or suffering Muscle problems are bound to afflict athletes.
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50. FLOURISH Verb, to grow a lot or rapidly Plants will flourish if given plenty of water, sunlight, and good soil.
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