Vocabulary Oct. 14 Morning
- 1.Diminish
- A.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- B.
To make or become smaller or less
- C.
Well beyond the bounds of what is right or porper; outrageous
- D.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
- 2.Disdain
- A.
To listen secretly to the private conversations of others
- B.
To become visible or known
- C.
A feeling that someone or something is bad, worthless, or low
- D.
To make or become smaller or less
- 3.Dismal
- A.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- B.
To become visible or known
- C.
Well beyond the bounds of what is right or porper; outrageous
- D.
A state of anger, impatience or great irritation
- 4.Dispel
- A.
A glowing piece of burning wood or coal
- B.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- C.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
- D.
To cause to disappear; drive away; disperse
- 5.Eavesdrop
- A.
To listen secretly to the private conversations of others
- B.
To become visible or known
- C.
To make or become smaller or less
- D.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- 6.Egregious
- A.
To cause to disappear; drive away; disperse
- B.
Well beyond the bounds of what is right or porper; outrageous
- C.
A state of anger, impatience or great irritation
- D.
To become visible or known
- 7.Ember
- A.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- B.
A glowing piece of burning wood or coal
- C.
To listen secretly to the private conversations of others
- D.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
- 8.Emerge
- A.
Causing gloom or depression; dreary
- B.
To become visible or known
- C.
A glowing piece of burning wood or coal
- D.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
- 9.Engross
- A.
Well beyond the bounds of what is right or porper; outrageous
- B.
To listen secretly to the private conversations of others
- C.
To become visible or known
- D.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
- 10.Exasperation
- A.
A glowing piece of burning wood or coal
- B.
A state of anger, impatience or great irritation
- C.
A feeling that someone or something is bad, worthless, or low
- D.
To occupy the complete attention of someone; absorb
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