1. to capitulate - to give up, to surrender
2. to feel dismayed - to suddenly lose your excitement for something due to a bad experience, to be shocked and to lose interest in doing something
3. to denote something, to be denoted - to indicate something
4. woeful - something that fills one with deep grief or extreme sadness
5. a paroxysm (of) - when emotion comes pouring out, an outburst of emotion
I had been listening to him lie to me
for about an hour. Suddenly I exploded in a ________________ of anger! I
yelled, "You disgusting liar! How dare you lie to me!"
The coach of the football team was so __________________ after his team's loss, that he quit his job and went into retirement.
Goethe's novel The Sorrows of Young
Werther told such a ______________ story, that many people killed
themselves after reading it in the 1800s.
In the contract, the obligations of the purchaser are __________________ in paragraph 3.
In the 1700s, pirates gave captains of
the ships they attacked two choices. The captains could try to defend
their ships and fight the pirates, or the captains could ______________
without a fight. If they fought and lost, the pirates would kill
everyone on the ship; otherwise the pirates would not hurt anyone on the
ship, but would take all the valuables on board.
answers are below:
answers:
paroxysm
dismayed
woeful
denoted
capitulate
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