VOCABULARY 7B - 8A

"animosity" means . . .

• strong dislike/bitter hostility

• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern

• anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen

• to praise, express approval

"apathy" means . . .

• strong dislike/bitter hostility

• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern

• anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen

• to praise, express approval

"apprehensive" means . . .

• strong dislike/bitter hostility

• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern

• anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen

• to praise, express approval

"commend" means . . .

• strong dislike/bitter hostility

• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern

• anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen

• to praise, express approval

"compatible" means . . .

• able to get along or work well together

• an expression of sympathy

• to make or declare sacred

• old and feeble/worn-out/broken-down

"condolence" means . . .

• able to get along or work well together

• an expression of sympathy

• to make or declare sacred

• old and feeble/worn-out/broken-down

"consecrate" means . . .

• able to get along or work well together

• an expression of sympathy

• to make or declare sacred

• old and feeble/worn-out/broken-down

"decrepit" means . . .

• able to get along or work well together

• an expression of sympathy

• to make or declare sacred

• old and feeble/worn-out/broken-down

"deride" means . . .

• to ridicule/to mock

• showing innocence or childlike simplicity/naive

• a strict disciplinarian/a stickler for the rules

• to remove; to avoid

"ingenuous" means . . .

• to ridicule/to mock

• showing innocence or childlike simplicity/naive

• a strict disciplinarian/a stickler for the rules

• to remove; to avoid