Vocab Unit 6
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- Boisterous
- Rough and noisy in a cheery way (Synonym: loud, unruly, disorderly Antonym: quiet, calm, peaceful, well-behaved, sedate)
- Maze
- A network of paths through which it is hard to to find ones way through. (Synonyms: puzzle, labyrinth, tangle)
- vacate
- go away from. export depart (Synonyms: depart
- reimburse
- to pay back (Synonyms: repay refund
- partisan
- A strong supporter of a person party or cause (Synonyms: fan booster
- Clarity
- Clearness, accuracy (Synonyms: lucidity, precision Antonyms: confusion, murkiness, ambiguity)
- vagabond
- an idle wanderer a tramp. (Synonyms: footloose hobo
- Amiable
- Friendly (Synonyms: pleasant, agreeable Antonyms: unfriendly, ill-humored, gruff, hostile)
- Befuddle
- To confuse, make stupid (Synonyms: bewilder, boggle, stupefy Antonyms: enlighten, set straight)
- Gory
- Accompanied by bloodshed, violence (Synonyms: bloody, gruesome Antonyms: bloodless)
- Debut
- A first public appearance (Synonyms: coming-out Antonyms: retirement, departure)
- Leeway
- Extra space for moving along a certain rout. (Synonyms: latitude, elbow room)
- Agenda
- A list, an outline (Synonyms: schedule, docket)
- Limber
- Flexible; to cause to become flexible (Synonyms: supple, pliable, stretch Antonyms: stiff, rigid, wooden, stiffen)
- Induce
- cause to do (Synonyms: influence, prevail upon Antonyms: prevent, deter, hinder)
- Compliant
- Willing to do what somebody wants; obedience (Synonyms: meek, docile, submissive Antonyms: disobedient, obstinate, rebellious, perverse)
- Conserve
- To preserve; to keep from being damaged, lost or wasted; to save (Synonyms: guard, care of Antonyms: waste, squander, dissipate)
- oracle
- Someone or something that can predict the future (Synonyms: prophet
- Blight
- A disease that causes plants to wither and die (Synonym: eyesore, spoil, nip Antonyms: foster, promote, nourish, encourage)
- Gross
- To earn. vulgar overweight, coarse (Synonyms: fat, sheer, utter, flagrant Antonyms: slender, thin, delicate, fine, partial, net)