Frederick Douglass 2

Question 0

Depravity

Answer 0

The act if making something morally bad or evil. Corrupt

Question 1

Chattel

Answer 1

Moveable article of personal property. Slave

Question 2

Precept

Answer 2

Commandment or direction given as a rule of action or conduct. Moral conduct. A warrant

Question 3

Bestow

Answer 3

To present as a gift. To out to some use. Apply. To provide quarters for

Question 4

Emancipation

Answer 4

The act of freeing from restraint. Influence. Freeing a slave from bondage

Question 5

Denunciation

Answer 5

Public censure or condemnation. An accusation of crime before a public prosecutor. Warning of impending evil

Question 6

Valuation

Answer 6

The act of estimating or setting the value of something. Awareness or acknowledgement of the quality

Question 7

Profligate

Answer 7

Utterly and shamelessly immoral or dissipated. Recklessly prodigal or extravagant

Question 8

Callous

Answer 8

Hardened. Insensitive. Indifferent. Having a callus

Question 9

Dissipation

Answer 9

The act of dispersion. Waste by misuse. Dissolute way of living

Question 10

Sufficiency

Answer 10

Adequacy. A sufficient number or amount. Enough.

Question 11

Subsist

Answer 11

To exist or continue. Remain alive on food or recourses

Question 12

Copyist

Answer 12

Person who copies. An imitator

Question 13

Pretensions

Answer 13

Laying of a claim of something.

Question 14

Pernicious.

Answer 14

Causing insidious harm or ruin. Ruin our. Injurious. Evil

Question 15

Brute

Answer 15

Nonhuman creature. Insensitive or crude person

Question 16

Languished

Answer 16

To become weak or feeble. Fade. Undergo neglect. To pine with desire or longing

Question 17

Ague

Answer 17

A malarial fever that includes chills and sweating fits and pains in bones or joints

Question 18

Turbid

Answer 18

Not clear or transparent. Cloudy. Thick or sense. Confused. Muddled. Disturbed.

Question 19

Epoch

Answer 19

Particular period of time marked by distinctive features events etc. a memorable date

Question 20

Quailed

Answer 20

To lose heart of courage in difficulty or danger

Question 21

Imbue

Answer 21

To inspire with feelings opinions etc. to saturate with moisture or color

Question 22

Exculpatory

Answer 22

To clear from a charge of guilt or fault. Free from blame. Vindicate

Question 23

Fetter

Answer 23

Chain or shackle place on the feet. Anything that confines or restrains

Question 24

Refinement

Answer 24

Elegance in feeling taste manner or language. Subtle point or distinction

Question 25

Habiliments

Answer 25

Clothing. Clothes worn in a particular profession