Matching Pairs 10th grade tier 2 vocab definition matchingOnline version Matching tier 2 vocab from the 10th grade level to their definitions by Briar Walker 1 Advocate 2 Alternative 3 Ambiguous 4 Abstract 5 Admonish A person who supports or works towards a goal or cause Warn or reprimand someone firmly Existing as an idea or concept, rather than having a physical existance. Unclear, with more than one meaning. A different option 1 Analogy 2 Assideous 3 Advocate 4 Anarchy 5 Assimilate Showing great care and perseverance To publicly recommend or support something To learn and understand something, and to become a part of it Disorder based on a lack of recognised authority An explanation using a comparison 1 Bureuacratic 2 Authentic 3 Belligerent 4 Bolster 5 Augment Relating to the way organisations and businesses are run; often used to talk about how unnecessarily complex organisational systems can be Hostile and aggressive Honest, accurate, and genuine Support, strengthen, or prop up To make something greater by adding to it 1 Collaborate 2 Circumvent 3 Cohesive 4 Comply 5 Coalition To find a way around something, usually an obstacle or rules To do as required to asked, especially to follow rules To stick together and be united An alliance formed for a specific goal To work together, especially on a joint project 1 Connotation 2 Criteria 3 Concurrent 4 Constituent 5 Contingent Dependant on something else A standard to use to make a judgement or decision Something, often a meaning, suggested by a word or thing To be happening at the same time An essential component 1 Deplore 2 Disseminate 3 Demeanor 4 Derogatory 5 Disparity a noticeable difference Behaviour towards others; outward manner Expressive of a low opinion To spread and disperse To strongly regret or disagree with something that happened 1 Egocentric 2 Distraught 3 Dissident 4 Divert 5 Dormant Disagreeing, especially with the common organisation or system Temporarily inactive Cause someone or something to change course or direction thinking only of oneself, self-centred Very worried or upset 1 Elusive 2 Estrange 3 Equitable 4 Eradicate 5 Emulate To be like someone, to copy or imitate them Fair to all parties involved Difficult to find cause (someone) to no longer be on friendly terms with someone Destroy or end completely 1 Expedite 2 Facilitate 3 Exacerbate 4 Fabricate 5 Fortuitous Happening by lucky chance To make something happen sooner or more quickly To make something happen or make it easier To make something, often to make up a lie To make something, usually a problem or something negative, worse 1 Imminent 2 Hypothetical 3 Heinous 4 Fraudulent 5 Illicit Forbidden by law, rules, or customs Done using deception, especially criminal deception Evil, loathsome, and wicked Not yet decided, but the current theory About to happen
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