Lesson 4
verb.
To refuse to buy, use, or go in order to make a protest or bring about change
synonym: reject
boycott
adjective.
Unpleasantly damp and chilly
dank
noun.
A state of complete confusion and lack of order
chaos
noun.
A person who murders for money or for political reasons
assassin
verb.
To give someone the desire or courage to do something
inspire
noun.
A feeling of deep respect and approval
admiration
adjective.
Having to do with what is right and what is wrong in how a person acts
synonym: good
moral
noun.
Belief in your own value or worth
dignity
verb.
To try to persuade someone to do something when you feel strongly about it
synonym: encourage
urge
verb.
To help something grow, increase, or move forward
promote
adjective.
Harshly, brutally, or unfairly treated
oppressed
verb.
To make fun of, tease, or challenge using mean language
synonym: mock
taunted
noun.
A set of rules or a plan that is used a guide for action
synonym: system
policy
verb.
To join with other people as friends or partners
associate
noun.
A set of planned actions carried out in order to make something happen
campaign
noun.
A person who attends a funeral as a relative or friend of the dead person
mourner
adjective.
Burning slowly with smoke but no flame
smouldering
adjective.
Not segregated, open to all cultures and races
integrated
adjective.
Having to do with a number of companies that make a particular product
synonym: manufacturing
industrial
noun.
Trademark for a substance used in paving and surfacing roads, parking lots, and the like
tarmac