Verbs
To confine, or put in prison.
Incarcerate
Espionage
Not able to be taken away.
Inalienable
After being suspended for fighting, the girl had a(n) ____________ reputation among the school staff.
Infamous
Using student's test scores, teachers are able to _________________ which individuals might do well in college-level classes.
Discriminate
To cut short or reduce.
Curtain
A great insult to a person's pride, or humiliating treatment that removes someone's humanity.
Indignity
Having a very bad reputation.
Infamous
The people of the United States have the ________________ right to freedom of speech that cannot be taken away.
Inalienable
After ______________ a serious crime, the burglars were sent to prison.
Perpetrating
To make a clear distinction, or recognize clear differences.
Discriminate
A scattering of something. A small amount of something on a surface.
Smattering
Not marked by careful decisions, haphazard and unorganized.
Indiscriminate
After my friend stabbed me in the back, it was hard for me to get rid of the deep ________ I held against them.
Rancor
When my cat gets the "zoomies" she dashes around the house, running _____________ over the furniture.
Rampant
To plead on another person's behalf, or do something for them.
Intercede?
A mending or repair.
Reparation
Threateningly wild and out of control.
Rampant
During war, a great number of _____________ are committed against civilians and soldiers.
Indignities
In order to win the election, both candidates for president did their best to _________ the other's reputation.
Malign
To carry out a crime, or to commit some other type of anti-social act.
Perpetrate
A deep, long-held feeling of hatred or bitterness.
Rancor
Over the top & unnecessary. (Old vocab word)
Gratuitous
After the United States broke promises to the former slaves of our nation, many understand the need for ________________ to heal this wound.
Reparations
Unfortunately, we're going to have to __________ our practice tonight because of the bad weather.
Curtain