Unit 8 vocab

4. Having great diversity or variety; varied and numerous.
7. To dedicate or set apart something as sacred or holy, often through a religious ceremony.
8. No longer in use or outdated; outmoded and replaced by something newer.
11. Eating both plants and animals; metaphorically, having a wide-ranging appetite or interest.
14. Anxious or fearful about the future; having concerns or doubts.
15. A state of uncertainty or confusion, especially when facing a difficult decision or problem.
17. Smoothly and gracefully charming in social interactions; sophisticated and polished in demeanor.
18. Worn-out, broken-down, or in a state of disrepair due to old age or neglect.
19. Retaliation or revenge, typically in response to a perceived injury or offense.
20. To render ineffective or useless; to inhibit or hinder intellectual or creative activity.

1. To celebrate or indulge in lively and boisterous activities; to take great pleasure in something.
2. Expression of sympathy and sorrow for someone who is grieving or experiencing a loss.
3. Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern; indifference or a lack of emotional involvement.
5. Innocent, candid, and straightforward; lacking in deception or guile.
6. Excessively frugal or stingy; unwilling to spend money or resources.
9. To praise or express approval for someone's actions or qualities.
10. Able to exist or work together without conflict; harmonious or well-suited.
12. Intense hostility or hatred, often accompanied by a desire for revenge.
13. Resistant to authority or control; stubbornly defiant or uncooperative.
16. To mock, ridicule, or express contempt for someone or something; to scornfully criticize.