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ENGLISH GRADE 9 VOCABULARY WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
Sordid - ANSWER involving immoral and distasteful attributes Archaic - ANSWER Very old or old fashioned Unorthodox - ANSWER contrary to what is normal Fancy - ANSWER A feeling of liking or attraction Subtlety - ANSWER To do something with little notice Supersede - ANSWER To take place of something old Heretical - ANSWER Something opposed to orthodox religious doctrine Obsolete - ANSWER Something that is no longer useful. Martial - ANSWER Something of or simular to war. Furtive - ANSWER Attempting to avoid attention, typically because of guilt. Alterable - ANSWER capable of being changed Indoctrinate - ANSWER Teach a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically.
Sanguine - ANSWER Optimistic or positive, especially in an apparently bad situation. Palimpsest - ANSWER A piece of writing where the original text is defaced for newertext.
Proliferate - ANSWER Increase rapidly in numbers. Incriminate - ANSWER Make someone appear guilty of a crime or wrong doing. Mutability - ANSWER Liability or tendency to change. Saboteur - ANSWER A person who engages in sabotage. Camaraderie - ANSWER Mutual trust and friendship among people who spend a lot oftime together.
Venerate - ANSWER Regard with great respect. guile - ANSWER sly or cunning intelligence mutinous - ANSWER rebellious, unruly entrails - ANSWER internal organs crag - ANSWER a steep rugged rock or cliff founder - ANSWER to sink; fail; colapse
bewitching - ANSWER enchanting, charming, fascinating stow - ANSWER to put away foiled - ANSWER prevent from succeeding deft - ANSWER skillful, nimble burnished - ANSWER polished, gilded scoffed - ANSWER to show contempt by derisive acts or language harangue - ANSWER a long, strongly expressed speech or lecture brazen - ANSWER made of brass impetuous - ANSWER rash, impulsive wily - ANSWER (adj.) sly, shrewd, cunning blithe - ANSWER cheerful, lighthearted; casual, unconcerned ravenous - ANSWER extremely hungry suitor - ANSWER a man who courts or woos a woman wary - ANSWER careful, cautious
poised - ANSWER balanced, suspended; calm, controlled; ready for action insolent - ANSWER showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect reproach - ANSWER address (someone) in such a way as to express disapproval ordisappointment
gorging - ANSWER eating greedily and to excess libations - ANSWER a drink poured out as an offering to a deity flotilla - ANSWER a fleet of boats or small ships pernicious - ANSWER (adj.) extremely harmful; deadly, fatal ultimatum - ANSWER a final proposal or statement of conditions
