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JEC Unit 1-4 Vocab

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  • the act of catching or gaining control by force or skill
    capture
  • to not accept or agree to something
    refuse
  • to stop for a short time
    pause
  • sharp and unpleasant; angry or hurt
    Bitter
  • the worth of something
    value
  • gentle, not harsh
    mild
  • a road or way of travel between two places
    route
  • to pass out
    Faint
  • to breathe in quickly or have trouble breathing because of fear or shock
    Gasp
  • knowing or realizing
    aware
  • faithful to one’s country, a person, or an idea
    Loyal
  • an ability to do something well; a skill or gift
    talent
  • taking action; full of movement
    Active
  • strength; power
    Force
  • having shape and hardness; not liquid or gas; very strong and reliable
    solid
  • found often; average
    Common
  • to point or direct at a target
    aim
  • one who has no courage or gets scared easily
    coward
  • to destroy or damage something
    ruin
  • to state something or make a demand firmly
    Insist
  • an agreement between two people or groups; something sold cheaply; a good deal
    Bargain
  • to be carried away by water or air
    drift
  • to do in a new way; to make different
    vary
  • solid; steady or strong
    Firm
  • to let do or happen; to agree
    Allow
  • to beat in a game or battle
    defeat
  • a source of useful supplies, materials, or information
    Resource
  • to speak with strong feelings or emotions; to cry out
    exclaim
  • not deep; not showing much thought
    shallow
  • a person getting medical care
    Patient
  • to break into many pieces; to cause much damage
    shatter
  • to like better than others; to tend to choose
    Prefer
  • to move around without a plan or goal; to get lost
    wander
  • partly or completely dark; wearing a frown
    gloomy
  • unable to rest, relax, or be still; without rest or sleep
    restless
  • something a person wants and works for
    Goal
  • the act of moving from one place to another
    passage
  • a small amount left behind showing that something was there
    Trace