Scholarship Vocabulary Level 3 Lesson 6 Flashcards
Irregular, Abnormal, Odd, Divergent, Unusual, Unnatural, Peculiar, or Aberrant
Atypical (ADJ)
Alarm, Unusual, Daunt, Horrify, Impress, Intimidate, or Stupefy
Awe (V)
Abrupt, Offhand, Terse, Brusque, Concise, Laconic, Ungracious, or Brief
Curt (ADJ)
National, Private, Devoted, Internal, Indoor, or Sedentary
Domestic (ADJ)
Bondage, Captivity, Coercion, Control, Constraint, Pressure, or Confinement
Duress (N)
Outstanding, Awesome, Daunting, Dreadful, Outstanding, or Fierce
Formidable (ADJ)
Agitation, Irritation, Resistance, Conflict, Dissension, Abrasion, or Disagreement
Friction (N)
Equal, Indistinguishable, Interchangeable, Equivalent, or Duplicate
Identical (ADJ)
Indisputable, Certain, Conclusive, Evident, Positive, or Unquestionable
Indubitable (ADJ)
Unfairness, Injustice, Wrong, or Unfairness
Inequity (N)
Appropriate, Certain, Genuine, Legal, Lawful, Statutory, or Sensible
Legitimate (ADJ)
Criminal, Culprit, Robber, Murderer, Felon, Lawbreaker, or Racketeer
Perpetrator (N)
Immature, Early, Untimely, Embryonic, Inopportune, or Unanticipated
Premature (ADJ)
Cite, Stipulate, Enumerate, Indicate, Detail, Itemize, or Indicate
Specify (V)
Obstruct, Impede, Thwart, Balk, Hinder, or Prevent
Stymie (V)