Words About Attitude
This word means thinking you are better than others, often in a rude way.
What is arrogant?
To refuse to buy, use, or take part in something as a way to protest.
What is boycott?
A special event or activity to celebrate something important.
What is ceremony?
If someone is acting stuck-up or full of themselves, which word means the same?
What is arrogant?
What is the opposite of 'segregate'?
What is integrate?
To treat someone in a way that makes them feel less important or worthless.
What is degrade?
A planned series of actions to reach a goal, often related to politics or advertising.
What is campaign?
A result or decision made by a judge or jury in a court case.
What is verdict?
Which word is a synonym for 'leave empty' or 'move out'?
What is vacate?
What is the opposite of 'degrade'?
What is respect?
To break the rules or go against something, especially a law or agreement.
What is violate?
To make something last longer or continue further than before.
What is extend?
To win or achieve a great success, especially after a struggle.
What is triumph?
If something is described as 'the best' or 'highest', which word fits?
What is supreme?
What is the opposite of 'extend'?
What is shorten?
To keep people or things separate because of differences, such as race or religion.
What is segregate?
To leave a place, especially so someone else can use it.
What is vacate?
The highest or most important, especially in rank or position.
What is supreme?
If a group refuses to buy a product to protest, what are they doing?
What is boycott?
What is the opposite of 'triumph'?
What is fail?
To bring people or things together, especially those who were separated before.
What is integrate?
To officially keep someone in a place, such as a police station, and not let them leave.
What is detain?
The state of being kept by the police or another authority, often while waiting for a decision or trial.
What is custody?
Which word means 'to keep someone locked up or held'?
What is detain?
What is the opposite of 'detain'?
What is release?