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Vocabulary Lesson 1

1.   Which word is closest in meaning to this definition? a. The highest level or degree attainable.   b. The highest point (of something).   accoladde akmue auhlayd accost akme acmi accast accolade acme eccolade acost	2.   Which word is closest in meaning to this definition? a. Pronounce not guilty of criminal charges.   b. Behave in a certain manner.   acquit accolade eccolade uhbihzzmuhl acqui abysma acuit accolede accollade abysmal uhbihzmuhl
3.   Which word is closest in meaning to this group of synonyms? disdain, scorn, be hostile to, detest, detest, loathe, disdain, scorn abher akruhmohneuhs abhor akmea acmi akruhmohnuehs abhur acme acrimonious abho	4.   Which word is the opposite of disagree, differ, deny, withhold, misfit, conflict? accord acqiut acentuate accentuate acquitt accard acord acquit accentaute accintuate acqut occord
5.   Which word is closest in meaning to this definition? To agree or express agreement.   uhbizmuhl acquisce aberration ibysmal aborration acquiesce aberatoin abysmal abirration uhbihmuhl acquesce	6.   Which word is closest in meaning to this definition? a. Treat badly.   b. Use foul or abusive language towards.   ablish abolish abusse accelerate abuuse accelerat abusi aksehluayt abalish accelirate abuse
7.   Which word is closest in meaning to this group of synonyms? bear, discharge, deport, forgive, excuse, absolve, justify, clear, comport, purge, vindicate, deport, exonerate, free aknolih uhbizmuhl aknalihj iknolehj acqit abysmmal acquit ecquut acqiut acknowledge abysmal	8.   Which word is the opposite of convict, indict, sentence, impeach, charge, accuse, constrain? absolve absolvi abse aqiut ibasa acquitt abusi absalve abuse acqiut acquit

 

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Find each of the following words.

Use the following definitions to figure out which vocabulary words to find.

1. Grant remission of a sin to.		2. A tapering point.
3. An optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image.		4. Very great; limitless.
5. Harmony of people's opinions or actions or characters.		6. Unequivocally detestable.
7. Marked by strong resentment or cynicism.		8. Do away with.
9. Inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense.

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Vocabulary Lesson 1

1.   Write a sentence using the word acquit.

2.   Write a sentence using the word accost.

3.   Write a sentence using the word accord.

4.   Write a paragraph or short story using the words abolish, abysmal, acquiesce, access, and acumen.

 

Name _____________________________

Date ___________________

Vocabulary Lesson 1

1.   Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to acme? 1   account for, own, accept, defray, consider, allow, agree, credit, hold, deem, recognize, concede, grant, thank, admit 2   curtail, trim, expurgate, cut, deprive, diminish, retrench, reduce, shorten 3   control, ultimate, summit, rise	2.   Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to abolish? 1   go faster, dispatch, speed up, quicken, bundle, bombard, cleave 2   exterminate, undo, negate, withdraw, eradicate, extirpate, make void, do away with, cancel, demolish, eliminate, vitiate, extirpate, abrogate 3   harm, misuse, exploit, minimize, mistreat, afflict, hurt, berate, take advantage of, impose, mistreatment, discount, molestation, ravage, decry
3.   Which group of synonyms is closest in meaning to abridge? 1   curtail, retrench, diminish, cut, retrench, shorten, abbreviate, cross out, capsule 2   mounting, entry, spell, admission, penetration, turn, advent, onset, eruption, fit, entrance, explosion, burst 3   exploit, milk, pollute, minimize, hurt, harm, misuse, impose, take advantage of, oppress, mistreatment, discount, profanity, decry, mistreat	4.   Which group of words is opposite of acquiesce? 1   normality, normalcy 2   object, disagree, dissent, resist, rebel, demur 3   disagree, differ, withhold, conflict, misfit, deny
5.   aberration 1   a. An optical phenomenon resulting from the failure of a lens or mirror to produce a good image.   b. A state or condition markedly different from the norm.   2   a. Inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense.   b. Completely devoid of wisdom or good sense.   3   a. Pronounce not guilty of criminal charges.   b. Behave in a certain manner.	6.   accentuate 1   a. To stress, single out as important.   b. Put stress on; utter with an accent.   2   Marked by strong resentment or cynicism.   3   a. Refrain from voting.   b. Choose to refrain.
7.   abysmal 1   a. The right to enter.   b. The right to obtain or make use of or take advantage of something (as services or membership).   2   a. Very great; limitless.   b. So deep as to be unmeasurable; unfathomable.   3   a. Move faster.   b. Cause to move faster.	8.   accelerate 1   To agree or express agreement.   2   a. A tapering point.   b. Shrewdness shown by keen insight.   3   a. Move faster.   b. Cause to move faster.

 

Answer Key

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1. acme
2. acquit
3. abhor
4. accord
5. acquiesce
6. abuse
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