A person who provides help. Especially by providing money is called a:
The word meaning "to completely destroy or eliminate" is:
"Lacking something completely" describes the word:
A term meaning "to give a warning or gentle criticism" is:
"Shocked or horrified" can be
expressed by the word:
The word meaning "clever in a dis
honest way":
A person who leads the way or starts
something new is a:
A being subject to death is described as:
"To think deeply or contemplate" means to:
A widespread disease that causes suffering is a:
The word meaning "to gradually become less intense" is:
"Happening without knowledge or intention" describes:
"To pay attention to" means to:
An intense anger or fury is called:
Pair each lesson 3 vocabulary word with the correct definition.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Pioneer | arrow_right_alt | To warn or criticize gently |
Unwitting | arrow_right_alt | Struck with horror; shocked |
Mortal | arrow_right_alt | To destroy completely; to reduce to utter ruin. |
Devious | arrow_right_alt | A person who provides help, especially by giving money. |
Plague | arrow_right_alt | To give as an honor; to present as a gift. |
Annihilate | arrow_right_alt | Having many twists and turns; winding/Sneaky; not frank or honest. |
Wrath | arrow_right_alt | Lacking; empty; entirely without. |
Admonish | arrow_right_alt | To pay attention to/attention; notice. |
Heed | arrow_right_alt | A human being, especially as contrasted with a god/of or relating to human beings/causing death; fatal/ very severe. |
Benefactor | arrow_right_alt | To think about in a quiet, careful way. |
Devoid | arrow_right_alt | A person who goes before others and opens the way for them to follow/To open the way for others |
Aghast | arrow_right_alt | A deadly disease that spreads rapidly from person to person/Anything that causes destruction or suffering/To cause suffering or distress. |
Bestow | arrow_right_alt | To sink to a lower level/to become quieter or less active |
Muse | arrow_right_alt | Not done on purpose; unintended |
Subside | arrow_right_alt | Forceful anger; fury |