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to run off and hide. abscond. stay, respite, a temporary relief. reprieve. chaos, disorder, turmoil. anarchy. postpone, delay. reprieve. cremate, burn to ashes. incinerate. theft, robbery. larceny. dishearten, discourage. daunt. lifeless, inert; without energy . inanimate. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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to run off and hide
•abscond
stay, respite, a temporary relief
•reprieve
chaos, disorder, turmoil
•anarchy
postpone, delay•reprieve
cremate, burn to ashes
•incinerate
theft, robbery
•larceny
dishearten, discourage
•daunt
lifeless, inert; without energy
•inanimate
dupe, deceive•hoodwink
preordained, destined,
determined in advance
•fated
entry, admittance
•access
supple, flexible
•pliant
cliff, ledge•precipice
laborious, fatiguing, difficult
•arduous
valiant, audacious, courageous,
daring, fearless, brave
•intrepid
remedy, set right•rectify
pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin
•pompous
unravel, unwind, unsnarl
•disentangle
malign, vilify, denounce, to
attack with words•revile
bigoted, unfair, partial
•biased
promising, favorable; fortunate
•auspicious
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•facilitate
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
disprove, confute
•rebut
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
•adjourn
having a pleasing appearance
•comely
a trick
•feint
to strengthen•fortify
to make fun of rudely
•jeer
exotic, unfamiliar
•alien
immoral, corrupt
•dissolute
the process of driving or forcing out
•expulsion
food for horses•fodder
pay back, reimburse
•compensate
Irregular, unpredictable
•erratic
raw material for a designated purpose•fodder
concise, short and sweet
•terse
multiply, burgeon, increase
•proliferate
Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
•mediocre
subdue, vanquish, conquer
•subjugate
tempt, to tease•tantalize
unwavering, firm•unflinching
unreadable•illegible
taint, soil, stain•sully
profitable•Lucrative
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
partner in crime
•accomplice
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•Facilitate
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
excessive fatness
•obesity
looter, pirate
•marauder
to make up, devise
•fabricate
famous, outstanding,
renowned•eminent
livid, angry
•irate
to overcome
•surmount
excessive fatness
•obesity
split, breach, break
•rift
commonplace, overused, hackneyed
•trite
attached, sticking to
•adherent
expel, dispel; to drive out
•exorcise
an extremely poor person
•pauper
a follower, supporter
•adherent
an angry argument
•altercation
to make shorter
•abridge
ignore, wink at
•condone
angelic
•cherubic
to disagree
•dissent
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
looter, pirate
•marauder
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
disprove, confute
•rebut
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
submit, give way to
•succumb
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS
to run off and hide
•abscond
stay, respite, a temporary relief
•reprieve
chaos, disorder, turmoil
•anarchy
postpone, delay•reprieve
cremate, burn to ashes
•incinerate
theft, robbery
•larceny
dishearten, discourage
•daunt
lifeless, inert; without energy
•inanimate
dupe, deceive•hoodwink
preordained, destined,
determined in advance
•fated
entry, admittance
•access
supple, flexible
•pliant
cliff, ledge•precipice
laborious, fatiguing, difficult
•arduous
valiant, audacious, courageous,
daring, fearless, brave
•intrepid
remedy, set right•rectify
pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin
•pompous
unravel, unwind, unsnarl
•disentangle
malign, vilify, denounce, to
attack with words•revile
bigoted, unfair, partial
•biased
promising, favorable; fortunate
•auspicious
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•facilitate
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
disprove, confute
•rebut
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
•adjourn
having a pleasing appearance
•comely
a trick
•feint
to strengthen•fortify
to make fun of rudely
•jeer
exotic, unfamiliar
•alien
immoral, corrupt
•dissolute
the process of driving or forcing out
•expulsion
food for horses•fodder
pay back, reimburse
•compensate
Irregular, unpredictable
•erratic
raw material for a designated purpose•fodder
concise, short and sweet
•terse
multiply, burgeon, increase
•proliferate
Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
•mediocre
subdue, vanquish, conquer
•subjugate
tempt, to tease•tantalize
unwavering, firm•unflinching
unreadable•illegible
taint, soil, stain•sully
profitable•Lucrative
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
partner in crime
•accomplice
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•Facilitate
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
excessive fatness
•obesity
looter, pirate
•marauder
to make up, devise
•fabricate
famous, outstanding,
renowned•eminent
livid, angry
•irate
to overcome
•surmount
excessive fatness
•obesity
split, breach, break
•rift
commonplace, overused, hackneyed
•trite
attached, sticking to
•adherent
expel, dispel; to drive out
•exorcise
an extremely poor person
•pauper
a follower, supporter
•adherent
an angry argument
•altercation
to make shorter
•abridge
ignore, wink at
•condone
angelic
•cherubic
to disagree
•dissent
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
looter, pirate
•marauder
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
disprove, confute
•rebut
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
submit, give way to
•succumb
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS
to run off and hide
•abscond
stay, respite, a temporary relief
•reprieve
chaos, disorder, turmoil
•anarchy
postpone, delay•reprieve
cremate, burn to ashes
•incinerate
theft, robbery
•larceny
dishearten, discourage
•daunt
lifeless, inert; without energy
•inanimate
dupe, deceive•hoodwink
preordained, destined,
determined in advance
•fated
entry, admittance
•access
supple, flexible
•pliant
cliff, ledge•precipice
laborious, fatiguing, difficult
•arduous
valiant, audacious, courageous,
daring, fearless, brave
•intrepid
remedy, set right•rectify
pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin
•pompous
unravel, unwind, unsnarl
•disentangle
malign, vilify, denounce, to
attack with words•revile
bigoted, unfair, partial
•biased
promising, favorable; fortunate
•auspicious
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•facilitate
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
disprove, confute
•rebut
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place
•adjourn
having a pleasing appearance
•comely
a trick
•feint
to strengthen•fortify
to make fun of rudely
•jeer
exotic, unfamiliar
•alien
immoral, corrupt
•dissolute
the process of driving or forcing out
•expulsion
food for horses•fodder
pay back, reimburse
•compensate
Irregular, unpredictable
•erratic
raw material for a designated purpose•fodder
concise, short and sweet
•terse
multiply, burgeon, increase
•proliferate
Ordinary, run-of-the-mill
•mediocre
subdue, vanquish, conquer
•subjugate
tempt, to tease•tantalize
unwavering, firm•unflinching
unreadable•illegible
taint, soil, stain•sully
profitable•Lucrative
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
saucy, bold, shameless
•brazen
partner in crime
•accomplice
submit, give way to
•succumb
slipshod, sloppy,
•slapdash
chatter, babble•prattle
obliterate, demolish
•annihilate
to make easier, to assist
•Facilitate
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
excessive fatness
•obesity
looter, pirate
•marauder
to make up, devise
•fabricate
famous, outstanding,
renowned•eminent
livid, angry
•irate
to overcome
•surmount
excessive fatness
•obesity
split, breach, break
•rift
commonplace, overused, hackneyed
•trite
attached, sticking to
•adherent
expel, dispel; to drive out
•exorcise
an extremely poor person
•pauper
a follower, supporter
•adherent
an angry argument
•altercation
to make shorter
•abridge
ignore, wink at
•condone
angelic
•cherubic
to disagree
•dissent
filch, rob, swipe
•pilfer
a likeness
•semblance
conclude, finish
•terminate
seize illegally
•usurp
angry, livid
•irate
looter, pirate
•marauder
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
unruly, beyond control
•incorrigible
not letting light through
•opaque
given to fighting
•militant
supreme, foremost, primary
•paramount
a large-scale departure or
flight•exodus
disprove, confute
•rebut
morbid, doleful; not sociable
•morose
capricious, based on one’s
whims•arbitrary
slavery, captivity, forced
labor•servitude
submit, give way to
•succumb
to scold, find fault with; a
rebuke•reprimand
still, motionless,
fetid•stagnant
partner in crime
•accomplice
stimulus, instigator
•catalyst
hidden, undeveloped
•latent
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS
stubborn; close-minded
•OPINIONATED
thief, robber, bandit
•BRIGAND
to let go; give up
•RELINQUISH
careful, cautious
•CIRCUMSPECT
an opening; to break through
•BREACH
to seize, confiscate
•COMMANDEER
A difficult problem with no perfect
answer
•DILEMMA
A complete standstill
•DEADLOCK
to wipe out; to erase
•EFFACE
awkward, heavy, hard to handle
•CUMBERSOME
a hopeless mess
MUDDLE
scattered fragments, litter
•DEBRIS
uncontrolled
•UNBRIDLED
to scold
•admonish
to spread out; wordy
•DIFFUSE
false, not true
•SPURIOUS