Catherine The Great 51-108
Vocabulary test Catherine the Great 51-108
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- A period when a person is isolated to prevent a disease from spreading.
- quarantine
- 1 A person who suffers from something. 2 Someone who is killed, injured, robed etc.
- victim
- Accomodations
- lodgings
- Jailed; put in prison.
- imprisonment
- 1 To feel very sad. 2 To make sombody feel very sad. 3 To mourn.
- grieve
- Well known for doing something bad; infamious.
- notriously
- 1mythical. 2 incredibly great 3 wonderfull.
- fabulous
- Relating to a group of people sharing the same cultural characteristics.
- ethnic
- A spy; a secret agent.
- infiltrators
- Something you wear; a piece of clothing.
- garment
- A very serious situation.
- emergencies
- A feeling of great delight or joy.
- ecstasy
- 1 uninhabited. 2 Sad; lonely.
- desolate
- To kill a large number of people.
- massacring
- Meeting place
- venue
- Authorized by or based on law. In conformity with or permitted by law.
- legally
- Thoughtless; careless.
- inadvertently
- Talent; ability to do something.
- capanbilities
- 1 To tremble. 2 A container for arrows.
- quivered
- Clothes used for a particular purpose or of a particular period.
- costume
- Personality;who a person is; a person's name.
- identities
- Gracefullness and style.
- elegance
- A wicked person.
- villain
- Continual not stopping.
- incessantly
- A person who is sad because of death of someone.
- mourners
- A feeling of great excitement.
- thrill
- Very slowly; to hesitate.
- hesitantly
- To fi; improve; amend.
- rectify
- To go bad; to rot.
- decaying
- A wrapper or covering especially for a letter.
- envelope
- Able to direct a ship, plan a rout for a ship.
- navigable
- Of or in the country.
- rural
- Of the human soul; religious.
- spiritually
- To hide.
- concealing
- Very imporant and fundamental changes.
- reformation
- To clap and cheer in support of something.
- applauded
- 1 To crash into. 2 to conflict; oppose.
- collide
- 1 Victorious 2 joyful; jubilant
- triumphantly
- 1 To interest somebody very much. 2 To puzzle.
- intriguing
- 1 empty; blank. 2 not thoughtful; not inteligent. 3 available.
- vacantly
- 1 Not guilty or wicked 2 harmless.
- innocently
- To not include
- excluded
- Brilliant; dazzling
- resplendently
- 1 A place or position where something is. 2 Conditions. 3 Ajob; employment.
- situations
- A long vigorous and hostile speech.
- tirade
- A disease spreading vert quickly through a whole community.
- epidemic
- A field of grass.
- meadows
- Famous; outstanding. Outstanding, as in character or performance; distinguished.
- eminent
- To fill a place with sound; To echo.
- resounded
- To calm; ease.
- sooth
- Genuineness
- authenticity
- To provoke; induce; prompt.
- incite
- 1 To delight sombody. 2 To put a magic spell on somebody.
- enchanting
- To hate. To dislike (someone or something) greatly; abhor.
- loathe
- Someone who is very patriotic; someone who wants his nation to be independent.
- nationalist
- To go back over something.
- retrace
- Unhealthy, starved; ill from lack of good food.
- malnourished
- To leave the postion as head of state.
- abdication