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4Unit2 Week 5&6

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  • Antonyms for this word include honest and truthful
    deceive
  • This word means a group of words that do not form a complete sentence
    phrase
  • This word means having the same value, use or meaning
    equivalent
  • Synonyms for this word include depend, expect and trust
    rely
  • This word means to make someone believe something that is not true
    deceive
  • This word means something that is in the way or makes it hard to do something
    obstacle
  • Antonyms for this word include allow and encourage
    forbid
  • Synonyms for this word include equal, same and alike
    equivalent
  • synonyms for this word are cocky, conceited, and self-centered
    vain
  • Synonyms for this word include tell, profess and state
    declare
  • This word means to be too proud of your looks or abilities
    vain
  • This word means to have confidence in
    rely
  • Antonyms for this word include sentence
    phrase
  • Synonyms for this word include hurdle and difficulty
    obstacle
  • Antonyms for this word include hide and conceal
    declare
  • synonyms for this word include shy and humble
    modest
  • This word means to make something known
    declare
  • Antonyms for this word include please and help
    nag
  • Antonyms for this word include unequal, different and unlike
    equivalent
  • Synonyms for this word include wording and saying
    phrase
  • Synonyms for this word include annoy, pester, and bother
    nag
  • This word means to not allow
    forbid
  • This word means to annoy someone by repeatedly asking them to do something
    nag
  • Antonyms for this word include vain, cocky and conceited
    modest
  • Synonyms for this word include fool, mislead and fake
    deceive
  • Antonyms for this word include shy, modest and humble
    vain
  • synonyms for this word include ban, prohibit and disallow
    forbid
  • Antonyms for this word include distrust and doubt
    rely
  • This word means having a limited and not overly high opinion of your looks or abilities
    modest
  • Antonyms for this word include assistance and help
    obstacle