Vocab Practice Educated 126-150

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Across
  1. 4. the act of taking away, withholding or the state of being without essential items, conditions or comforts needed for physical or mental well-being
  2. 5. to make something bad less severe, intense, or easier to endure
  3. 7. unfair tendency to favor one person, group, or side over another, acting as a form of bias or protest
  4. 10. - a mistaken, false, or inaccurate idea, belief, or opinion typically resulting from incorrect thinking, faulty reasoning, or a lack of proper misunderstanding
  5. 12. the mental processes involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension, including thinking, knowing, remembering, judging, and problem-solving
  6. 13. having great size, volume, bulk, or fullness
  7. 15. a strong, intuitive feeling that a future event –typically something dangerous, negative, or unpleasant– is about to occur, often without a logical reason
  8. 17. careful, detailed, often critical examination of something
  9. 18. male head of family, organization, tribe, or community
  10. 20. the belief that all events are predetermined by a higher power and we have no control over them
  11. 22. body tissue, cells, or organs that have died or are in the process of dying, typically resulting from burns, disease, injury, infection, or loss of blood supply
  12. 24. a deep feeling of respect, honor, or awe, often mixed with admiration or fear, typically directed toward something considered sacred, profound, or superior.
  13. 25. to create something strong or durable often following a difficult situation; shaping metal through heat and hammering
Down
  1. 1. a low, protective wall or barrier at the edge of roof, balcony, bridge, etc.
  2. 2. the beginning of something (pregnancy or otherwise)
  3. 3. size, extent, dimension or importance of something, often indicating large scale or great intensity
  4. 6. the systematic, persistent, and cruel or unfair treatment of an individual or group, typically driven by hostility based on race, religion, political beliefs, or identity
  5. 8. lack of agreement, harmony, or consistency among things, often characterized by harshness
  6. 9. something impossible to understand, comprehend, or measure
  7. 11. the physical and/or emotional breakdown of a relationship, characterized by a loss of affection, trust, and regular communication between family members, spouses, or partners
  8. 14. passive acceptance of an unpleasant situation or difficult situation that you cannot change (also, the quitting of a job)
  9. 16. something that is not reasonable, believable, or likely to be true
  10. 19. deep, instinctive emotions that come from a gut feeling, not logic
  11. 21. something extremely intense, hot, or painful
  12. 23. someone or something that is straying from the proper course, behaving badly, or wandering aimlessly (to err = to make a mistake; error = a mistake)