7. global
(glo' bal)
(adj.) of, relating to, or involving the entire world; comprehensive
E-mail and the Internet have linked the entire world into a
__________
village.
SYNONYMS: worldwide,
universal, Widespread
ANTONYMS: local, regional, provincial
8. illusion
(i 10' zhan)
1. barrage
(ba razh')
(n.) a false idea; something that one seems to see or to be aware
of that really does not exist
Artist M. C. Escher often used optical
fantasy, deception
ANTONYMS: reality, truth, actuality
9. Infuriate
(in fyur' eat)
SYNONYMS: provoke,
incense, madden
ANTONYMS: calm, soothe, pacify, please
10. motivate
(mo' ta vat)
2. bigot
(big' at)
(\I.) to make very angry, enrage
It
most parents when their
children refuse to listen to them and treat them with disrespect.
3. designate
(dez' ig nat)
11. pacifist
(pas' a fist)
_
4. diversity
(di var' sa te)
(adj.) opposing
12. queue
(kyO)
students protested the war.
dove
(n.) a line of people waiting for something
opening
SYNONYMS:
13. restrict
(ri strikt')
(\I.) to indicate,
installed
(adj.) selected but not yet
point out; to appoint;
.
.
oouncil
..-.-,.
is looking forward to making many changes
government.
to the
(n.) differenoe, variety; a condition
types or forms
SYNONYMS: riddle,
at the bus stop
that a bus had not come for a while.
6. gloat
(n.) column, file, row, line
(n.) disorganized crowd
nominate,
----
_
Student
Choc:l~El\\
of having manydiff$t~nt
(n.) someone or something tharis extremely
which cannot be understood or explained
Critics complained
movie make it an
(such as a bus or the
Eager fans
up hours before
the box office opens, hoping to get the best tickets.
ANTONYM:
5. enigma
(I nig' ma)
of a store); (\I.) to form such a line
The long
indicated
When you speak in that narrow·minded
way; you sound
like a
.
SYNONYM: racist
Our science teacher has a
_
of interests, including an appreciation of Russian literature.
SYNONYM: dissimilarity
ANTONYMS: similarity, sameness, uniformity
Martin Luther King, Jr. was a famous
_
who had a very strong influence on the civil rights movement.
peacemaker,
ANTONYM: (n.) warmonger
or biased person
SYNONYMS: (V.) name, signify, denote,
prompt, goad
dissuade, disincline
___________
of questions
Shelling, "oUeY, blast
(n.) an intolerant, prejudiced,
The new student
work?
(n.) one who is against war or the use of violence;
war or violence
SYNONYMS:(n.)
The governor faced a __
~_~
about possible budget cuts.
,;'..,.,i";'....."
.. __
SYNONYMS: spur on, encourage.
ANTONYMS: discourage,
of something
Will you please tell me when the coach wlU"_::"_'
a team leader?
(\I.) to provide with a reason for doing; to push on to some goal or
course of action
.
What is the best way to
students to undertake challenging
outpouring
SYNONYMS: bombardment,
,
SYNONYMS: delusion,
(n.) a rapid, large-scale
(910t)
puzzling;
that
that the plot twists in the new mystery
_
mystery, puzzle, conundrum
(\I.) to look at or think about with great Intensity and ,atlefaotlon;
to take great personal Joy In
I will try not to
about
Winning a scholarship to music camp.
SYNONYMS: retish, revel in, crow over
ANTONYMS: regret, bemoan, mourn, feel chagrjn~<;t ....
(\I.) to keep within set limits; to confine
Doctors often advise patients to
their intake of fatty or salty foods.
~VNnNVM~: hold back. limit
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