What does this word mean?
Redeem
To get something back
happy
Joyful/excited
oppose
e.g I do not oppose to getting out earlier from work
e.g. While my sister was out, I snuck into her room and took some of her make-up.
I need to comply with the schools rules on getting to class on time, otherwise I could get detention.
To follow a wish or command
Unilateral
Affecting only one side, group or person
test
Quiz, exam
composure
e.g. I had to keep my composure when my crush walked through the door.
where
e.g. They live in a large building where people are always coming in and out of.
Once he had all the stones, Thanos obliterated half of the population by snapping his fingers.
destroy, wipe out
Chastise
to yell at, punish
choice
option, alternative
negligent
e.g. When owners are negligent with their animals, they can be taken away and put into shelters.
though
e.g. Even though he didn't understand what was going on, he still played the game with his younger sister.
I try to advocate for human rights by attending rallies and educating others because I believe everyone deserves a chance.
publicly recommend or support
Altercation
noisy argument/disagreement, fight
trustworthy
truthful, honest
relinquish
If
e.g. I only want to go to the Warriors game if they win.
My mother-in-law always makes Xmas dinner. This year, I am going to make it. My mother-in-law is going to scrutinize my cooking very closely.
To examine or inspect closely
Rejuvenate
To give new energy
attention
notice, observation, awareness
resolution
e.g. The people did not come to a resolution to decide what was going to be built in the center of town.
because, that
e.g The dog did not finish his food because he was distracted that the baby was dropping food on the ground.
The Uber had to find an alternative route because the road was closed to get to the bridge.
another choice/possibility