Week 1
The definition of abdicate.
Fail to fulfill or undertake a responsibility or duty.
The definition of derogatory.
Showing a critical or disrespectful attitude
The definition of negligent.
Failing to take proper care in doing something
Confound or perplex; tricked, mislead, hoodwinked
The definition of liaison.
Person who acts as a link to help communication or cooperation between people
The definition of candor.
The quality of being open and honest in expression; frankness
The definition of formidable.
Inspiring fear or respect through being large, powerful, intense
The definition of exonerated.
Absolve someone from blame for fault or wrongdoing
The definition of chronological.
Starting with earliest and following order in which they occurred; date and time sequence
The definition of oppress.
Keep someone in hardship; cause someone to feel distress, anxious or uncomfortable
The definition of demeanor.
Outward behavior; manner
The definition of ludicrous.
Foolish, unreasonable, out of place & amusing; ridiculous
The definition of tentative.
Not certain or fixed; done without confidence; provisional
The definition of eligible.
Having the right to do or obtain something; satisfying appropriate conditions
The definition of rudimentary.
Undeveloped, basic form, elementary
A synonym for abdicate.
To give up, release.
Synonym of formidable
Weak, fearful, boring
Synonym of negligent.
Abuse, neglect, not take care of.
Synonym of bamboozle.
Confused, tricked, mislead.
Synonym of rudimentary.
Basic, undeveloped, not well formed.
Put candor in a sentence.
Ex. The boy's candor was surprising, since he normally lied about his chores.
Put ludicrous in a sentence.
The hawaiian shirt was ludicrous in my closet.
Put tentative in a sentence.
Ex. The schedule for our vacation of tentative as we hadn't really planned when we were going to do what.
Put eligible in a sentence.
Once I turned 16, I was eligible to drive.
Put oppress in a sentence.
Hitler oppressed certain people during World War 2 by putting them in concentration camps.