Definitions pt.1
This word means: "to make someone seem guilty of a crime".
What is incriminate?
This words means: "to crush into small bits or destroy".
What is pulverize?
He tried to _______ his decision to quit by saying it was for his mental health, though many suspected other reasons.
What is rationalize?
The suspect refused to answer any questions, fearing he might _______ himself.
What is incriminate?
The noun form of "invigorate" is...
What is invigoration?
This word means: "unpleasant, offensive, or hated".
What is odious?
This word means: "bright; full of light".
What is luminous?
In order to make the spice blend, you’ll need to _______ the dried herbs into a fine powder.
What is pulverize?
The moon was especially _______ that night, casting a silvery glow across the lake.
What is luminous?
The adverb form of "luminous" is...
What is luminously?
This word means: "to fill with energy".
What is invigorate?
This word means: "to create a reason or excuse for something".
What is rationalize?
The documentary exposed the cruel _______ of child laborers in unregulated factories.
What is exploitation?
Her views on education reform were considered too _______ by the more traditional members of the committee.
What is radical?
The adjective form of "incriminate" is...
What is incriminating?
This word means: "to become weaker or less intense".
What is subside?
This word means: "the unfair use of someone or something for one’s benefit".
What is exploitation?
The storm began to _______ by midnight, leaving only light rain and scattered winds.
What is subside?
The villain’s _______ behavior made him universally despised by both allies and enemies.
What is odious?
What is radicalize?
This word means: "the state of being completely destroyed, forgotten, or unaware".
What is oblivion?
This word means: "one who wants extreme change in government or society".
What is radical?
A brisk walk in the morning can be incredibly _______, boosting your mood and energy.
What is invigorating?
After years of fame, the actor gradually faded into _______, rarely seen in public again.
What is oblivion?
The adjective form of "exploit" is...
What is exploitative?