 | Term | Definition |
| |
acclaim |
to praise strongly or applaud loudly |
| |
bigot |
one who is not tolerant of those people who are different in some ways: a prejudiced person |
| |
covet |
to have a strong and envios desire for, especially for something belonging to another |
| |
deceased |
dead |
| |
formidable |
1. causing fear or apprehension. 2. difficult |
| |
ghetto |
a section of a occupied by a minority group of people who are prevented |
| |
momentous |
very important |
| |
oppress |
1.to weigh down with worry 2. to keep down by sever and unjust use of force |
| |
overwhelm |
1. to defeat utterly and completely 2. to deeply affect the mind or emotions of |
| |
perceive |
1. to become aware of through the senses, especially the sense, especially the sense of sight 2. to take in information |
| |
premiere |
the first performence of a play, film, etc |
| |
prosecptive |
exepected or likely to happen or become |
| |
spurn |
to refuse in a scornful way |
| |
staunch |
faithful; true;strong |
| |
theme |
1. a dominant idea, as in ary, literature, or music; or subjuct of 2. a short essay on a single subject 3.a series of musical notes on which variations are made; a melody that is associated with a film or television |
Share on Facebook
Share on MySpace