vocab 1

She chided him for ignoring her texts.

• espouse

• chide

• decorum

• coalition

A coalition of democrats and republicans assemble to work on aid for the citizens.

• espouse

• chide

• coalition

• dilapidated

Her salary will be commensurate with her experience.

• Tenuous

• emanate

• chide

• commensurate

The dilapidated barn was filled with antiques that were worth hundreds of dollars.

• espouse

• chide

• Dilapidated

• integral

Games are an integral part of learning

• Decorum

• Integral

• Espouse

• Dilapidated

Because he had no idea of funeral decorum he had his heavy metal music blasting when he walked in.

• Decorum

• Extricate

• Tenuous

• Emanate

He turned his back on the beliefs he espoused in his youth

• chide

• emanate

• Espouse

• tenuous

the boy tried to extricate himself from his chores

• Extricate

• Emanate

• tenuous

• espouse

The uneducated man made a tenuous argument about the causes of homelessness

• Extricate

• emanate

• chide

• Tenuous

Kindness emanated from the stranger

• chide

• emanate

• commensurate

• Tenuous