PPT-Week 2 Vocabulary adversary (noun) an enemy, opponent SYN: antagonist, rival, foe
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Week 2 Vocabulary adversary noun an enemy opponent SYN antagonist rival foe ANT friend ally supporter confederate alienate verb to turn away to make indifferent
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Week 2 Vocabulary adversary noun an enemy opponent SYN antagonist rival foe ANT friend ally supporter confederate alienate verb to turn away to make indifferent or hostile to transfer convey. 1 miles This will help you answer 1 and 2 in your packet. Protagonist. Main character who comes into conflict with an opposing major character or force. In fiction, the story of the protagonist can be told from the perspective of a different character (who may also but not necessarily, be the . Make sure that you really know the meaning of these words. Do not just memorize the definition!. Credence. Noun: belief in or acceptance of something as true. Syn. : faith, confidence. Ant: distrust. 56 RIVAL LED 40 4000RIVAL LED 60 4000RIVAL LED 80 4000 Power consumption, WWeight, kgRIVAL LED 40 4000RIVAL LED 60 4000RIVAL LED 80 4000 An enemy, opponent. Noun. Synonyms: antagonist, rival, foe. Antonyms: friend, ally, supporter, confederate. A best friend off the tennis court can also be a fierce . adversary. on it.. 2. alienate. To turn away; to make indifferent or hostile; to transfer, convey. .. (noun). One who opposes or resists. Synonyms. : opponent, enemy. Absolve. Marta felt greatly relieved after her mother absolved her for breaking the vase. . (verb). To . forgive; to free from . guilt. austere. (adjective) severe or. . stern in manner; . . without adornment . . or luxury, simple, . . plain; harsh or sour . . in flavor. SYN: forbidding, . . DR. . StEpHEN. A. OGDEN. RELIGIOUS STUDIES. BCIT LIBS 7023. CAUTIONS. Dealings between religions are fraught, and must be treated advisedly.. The matter must be approached at introduction (as here) from the highest degree of generality.. Week 1 Vocabulary augment (verb) to make larger, to increase SYN: enlarge, supplement, amplify ANT: decrease, diminish bereft (adj., participle) deprived of; made unhappy through a loss Vocabulary Week Four Gratitude (noun) Ferocious (adj.) Six days later, when it ended, I was unable to find a proper way to thank him, and I never have, and so, if nothing else, this story represents a small gesture of Vocabulary Level F Unit 9 abate (verb) to make less in amount, degree, etc.; to subside, become less; to nullify; to deduct, omit SYN: diminish, decrease, subside, (adj.) unselfish, concerned with the welfare of others. SYN: selfless. ANT: selfish, self-centered. dearth. (noun) a lack, scarcity, inadequate supply; a famine. SYN: insufficiency, want, paucity. 1. Bijbel Baptist Kerk. Module VI - Begi. Robert D. Patton. 11/25/2010. Begi. foe . Opwekking. 2. Bijbel. Baptist . Kerk. Begi. foe . Opwekking. Les 2a. Auteur: . Rick Flanders. Samengesteld. : R. Patton. Anna Maria Nardiello. 1,. *, Lucia Sessa. 1,2. , Jacopo Santoro. 1. and Stefano Piotto. 1,2. 1. . Department of Pharmacy, University of Salerno, . Fisciano. , 84084, Italy. 2. . Research. Centre for .
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