1. Vocabulary Lesson 14
Omar AbdulMohsen G/11B

2. Filial
Of or expected from a son or daughter of a parent's or parents' offspring.
Synonym: Familial
Antonym: Unfilial
Sentence: If the adopted child failed to carry out the filial duty the contract was annulled in the law courts.

3. Chagrin A feeling of disappointment, distress, or embarrassment.
Synonym: Shame, displeasure
Antonym: Comfort, confidence
Sentence: Overwhelmed with chagrin, her father died on the 4th of April

4. Cede To yield or formally surrender to another.
Synonym: Give up, transfer
Antonym: Hold, refuse
Sentence: The US army were forced to cede there territories to the republic.

5. Proficient
Advanced in a particular art or science; skilled; expert; qualified.
Synonym: Gifted, expert
Antonym: Ignorant, incapable
Sentence: He became remarkably proficient in all branches of learning, but especially in mathematics.

6. Precipitate
v. To cause something to happen; to bring about quickly or suddenly adj. Reckless; rash
Synonym: Accelerate
Antonym: Block
Sentence: The passing of the gun control bill may precipitate a rapid increase in illegal gun sales.

7. Remission A release from a debt or duty; a lessening of intensity.
Synonym: Release
Antonym: Continuation
Sentence: We acknowledge one purifying experience for remission of sins.

8. Interpose To put between; to insert between parts. Synonym: Insert
Antonym: Eject
Sentence: It can be dangerous to interpose yourself between a cat fight.

9. Debonair Graceful, charming, and smooth; seemingly carefree.
Synonym: Affable
Antonym: Unsophisticated
Sentence: On the day of his wedding, my brother looked debonair in his tuxedo.

10. Blithe Happy; joyful; carefree. Synonym: Carefree Antonym: Depressed
Sentence: We need more blithe people to make this world a happy place.

11. Intrinsic Belonging to a thing by its essential nature.
Synonym: Inherent
Antonym: Extrinsic
Sentence: Most mothers have this intrinsic need to protect their children at all costs.

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