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7th Grade Weekly Vocabulary Words |
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| Week 1 | Week 11 | Week 21 |
| Week 2 | Week 12 | Week 22 |
| Week 3 | Week 13 | Week 23 |
| Week 4 | Week 14 | Week 24 |
| Week 5 | Week 15 | Week 25 |
| Week 6 | Week 16 | Week 26 |
| Week 7 | Week 17 | Week 27 |
| Week 8 | Week 18 | Week 28 |
| Week 9 | Week 19 | Week 29 |
| Week 10 | Week 20 | Week 30 |
| Vocab
words Week 1 |
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| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 2 |
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| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 3 |
|
| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 4 |
|
| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 5 |
|
| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 6 |
|
| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 7 |
|
| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 8 |
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| blockade | Closing off of an area to prevent
entrance or exit |
| indestructible | not capable of being destroyed or
eliminated |
| martial | warlike; military in style |
| omnipotent | having unlimited power, authority, or
force |
| robust | Full of strength and health; sturdy |
| stability |
firmness of character or purpose; resistant to change |
| staunch | loyal |
| valiant | displaying bravery, courage, or boldness |
| vulnerable | capable of being hurt or wounded |
| withstand | to resist something successfully by using force; endure |
| Vocab
words Week 9 |
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| abode | A dwelling place or home |
| annex | a wing or building added to a
structure; to join or attach |
| edifice | a building of great size or elegant
appearance |
| excavate | to dig or hollow out |
| mason | a person who works with stone and brick |
| prefabricate |
to produce or make in advance |
| rotunda | a circular building or room, usually with a domed ceiling |
| solar | Having to do with the sun |
| trellis | a framework of crossed strips of wood on which vines or plants are trained to grow |
| turret | a tower on a building or a tank, warship,
or warplane |
| Vocab
words Week 10 |
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| antiquated | Old and no longer useful |
| centenarian | one who lives one hundred or more years |
| contemporary | living or happening during the same
period of time |
| fledgling | a young or inexperienced person |
| frail | flimsy; not strong or substantial; fragile |
| gerontology |
the scientific study of the process and effects of aging |
| longevity | length of life |
| nascent | coming into existence; emerging |
| puerile | childish; immature; silly |
| venerable | worthy of respect or reverence |
| Vocab
words Week 18 |
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| amiss | out of proper order;
wrong; faulty |
| bewilder | to confuse or befuddle |
| blunder | a serious mistake |
| erroneous | filled with errors;
mistaken; false; |
| fallible | capable of making a mistake |
| faux pas |
an embarrasing social mistake |
| fluster | to make nervous, excited, or
confused |
| miscalculate | to make a wrong estimate of |
| misinterpret | to draw a wrong conclusion |
| overestimate | to rate or value too highly |
| Vocab
words Week 17 |
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| acquit |
to free or find innocent |
| arson |
crime of deliberately setting
fire to buildings or other property |
| corrupt |
immoral; dishonest;
open to bribery |
| counterfeit |
to make a (illegal) copy of
something |
| culprit |
a person guilty or accused of a
crime |
| felony |
a serious crime such as murder
or arson |
| hijack |
to seize or take control of a
vehicle or aircraft |
| incriminate |
to charge with or involve in a
crime |
| repent |
to feel or show regret for what
someone has done or failed to do |
| swindle |
to cheat or defraud someone of
money or property |
| Vocab
words Week 16 |
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| anarchy |
chaos, confusion; lack of
governmental control |
| authoritarian |
obedience to the rule of one
person or group |
| conservative |
favoring traditional
values; resisting change |
| delegate |
a person chosen to speak or
represent others |
| dominion |
control or power of one country
over another |
| impeach |
to accuse a public official of
unacceptable conduct in office |
| inaugurate |
to install in office by formal
ceremony; to initiate |
| liberal |
tolerant of others; broad
minded ; political views favoring individual rights |
| Spartan |
simple, self-disciplined
lifestyle |
| tyrant |
a ruler who exercises power in a
harsh, cruel manner; an oppressor |
| Vocab
words Week 15 |
definitions |
| claimant |
one who makes a claim or asks
for something he/she believes belongs to him/her |
| clamor |
a loud, continuous noise |
| declaim |
to speak loudly and forcefully |
| disclaim |
to deny or give up any right or
connection; disown |
| evocative |
tending to call to mind or memory |
| invoke |
to call upon for assistance |
| reclaim |
to ask for the return of
something |
| revoke |
to cancel or make void by
reversing |
| vocation |
an occupation or profession |
| vouch |
to give personal assurance |
| Vocab
words Week 14 |
definitions |
| adversary | an opponent or enemy |
| aggression | beginning an invasion; a
bold attack |
| contradict | to express the opposite of |
| controversy | a disupte between two sides with
opposing views |
| discord | a lack of agreement among
persons or groups |
| embroil | to involve in an argument or
conflict |
| haggle | to bargain over something |
| skirmish | a minor battle between small
groups |
| stalemate | a situation in which action or
progress has stopped |
| strife | bitter conflict; heated
and ovten violent |
| Vocab
Words Week 13 |
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| abet |
to encourage or assist |
| deliverance |
rescue from danger |
| ennoble |
to make more noble or honorable |
| expedite |
to speed or ease the progress of
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| intercede |
to ask for help or assistance |
| offset |
to make up for; counteract |
| pacify |
to ease the anger of; calm |
| refurbish |
to clean, renew, repair, or
refresh |
| reinforce |
to strengthen |
| sanctuary |
a place of safety or protection |
| Vocab
words Week 12 |
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| aqueduct |
a large channel made to carry
water over a large distance from a distance source |
| conduct |
to lead or guide; also
behavior |
| conduit |
a pipe for carrying water or
cables |
| deduce |
to reach a conclusion by logical
reasoning |
| induce |
to persuade or influence |
| induction |
being formally admitted into
office |
| productivity |
ability to produce or
manufacture goods |
| reduction |
the act or process of making
smaller |
| subdue |
to conquer, quiet, or bring
under control |
| viaduct |
a series of spans or arches used
to ca |