7th Wr Romeo and Juliet Vocabulary 1 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Use the following word in a complete sentence: disdain

Use the following word in a complete sentence: quarrel

Use the following word in a complete sentence: conceit

Use the following word in a complete sentence: solemnity

Use the following word in a complete sentence: atonement

Use the following word in a complete sentence: profane

Use the following word in a complete sentence: allusion

Use the following word in a complete sentence: illusion

Use the following word in a complete sentence: chide

Use the following word in a complete sentence: yield

Use the following word in a complete sentence: impute

Use the following word in a complete sentence: impetuous

The driver’s _______ decision to speed through the intersection nearly caused an accident.

impetuous

The coach unfairly _______ the team’s loss to a single player’s mistake.

imputed

The company’s investments continued to _______ significant profits despite the economic downturn.

yield

The mother had to _______ her child for running across the street without looking.

chide

The magician's performance created the perfect _______ of a levitating assistant.

illusion

The novel contained an _______ to Greek mythology that only well-read readers would catch.

allusion

The graffiti on the ancient temple was considered highly _______ and disrespectful.

profane

In an effort to make _______ for his past mistakes, he volunteered at the community center.

atonement

The wedding was marked by a sense of _______ as the couple exchanged their vows.

solemnity

The poet's use of an elaborate _______ compared love to a ship navigating through a storm.

conceit

Their _______ in the hallway escalated from a disagreement to a full-blown argument.

quarrel

The professor spoke with _______ about the student’s lack of preparation, clearly showing his contempt.

disdain

adj. marked by force and violence of movement or action

Impetuous

v. to lay the responsibility or blame for (something) often falsely or unjustly

Impute

v. to produce as revenue : bring in -or- to give up possession of on claim or demand

Yield

v. to speak out in angry or displeased rebuke

Chide

n. something that deceives or misleads intellectually

Illusion

n. an implied or indirect reference especially in literature

Allusion

v. to treat (something sacred) with abuse, irreverence, or contempt : desecrate, adj. serving to debase or defile what is holy : irreverent

Profane

n. reparation for an offense or injury : satisfaction

Atonement

n. a very serious or formal occasion -or- the condition of seriousness

Solemnity

n. a favorable opinion, n. an elaborate metaphor in a poem

Conceit

n. a usually verbal conflict between antagonists : altercation, v. to find fault

Quarrel

n. a feeling of contempt for someone or something regarded as unworthy or inferior : scorn, v. to show scorn

Disdain