Sadlier-Oxford Unit 4 Level Blue

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Sadlier-Oxford Unit 4 Level Blue

aggressive
(adj) a quick to fight or quarrel, tending to violence, bold and forecefully determined. An ______________ salesperson never gives up.
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aggressive (adj) a quick to fight or quarrel, tending to violence, bold and forecefully determined. An ______________ salesperson never gives up.
associate (v) to join or to be together as partners, allies, or friends; to link to one's mind, connect. I will always ___________ peaches with summer.
associate (n) a partner, friend. The businessman introduced his ________________.
associate (adj) having less than full rank. She was fired as an _____________ professor in the English Department.
deceive (v) to trick or lead a person into believing something that is not true. It is unfair to ______________ the customer with false advertising.
emigrate (v) to leave one's home country or area to live in another. Henri hopes to ________________ from Haiti to the United States.
flexible (adj) able to bend without breaking; able to change or to take in new ideas. I brought in a box of ______________ straws.
glamour (n) mysterious charm, beauty, or attractiveness. The movie captures the _____________ of Paris.
hazy (adj) unclear, misty; not readily seen or understandable. Antother hot and ____________ day is forecast.
linger (v) to stay longer than expected, be slow in leaving; to go slowly or take one's time. We like to ____________ over breakfast for hours.
luxurious (adj) providing ease and comfort far beyond what is ordinary or necessary. The took a _______________ vacation.
mishap (n) an unfortunate but minor accident. The waiters chuckled over the _____________.
overwhelm (v) to overcome by superior force, crush; to affect so deeply as to make helpless. Fresh troops treatened to _____________ the weakened defenders.
span (n) the full reach or lenght, especially between two points in space or time. The __________ of most insect' lives is very brief.
span (v) to stretch or reach across. A new bridge will be built to _____________ the river.

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