Unit 1: The Saviour of Mankind Vocabulary: 9th class

 Unit 1: The Saviour of Mankind (grade 9)


Vocabulary: words/meaning


Unparalleled ____________ unmatched


Dunes ____________ sandy hills


Dazzling ____________ extremely bright


Tropical ____________ very hot


Eloquence ____________ fluent


Promulgation ____________ advent


Dispensation ____________ spreading of message


Verge ____________ edge/threshold


Chaos ____________ confusion


Crumble ____________ break into pieces


Solitude ____________ the state of being alone


Meditation ____________                           thinking deeply in silence, especially for

                                                                                            religious reasons


Compassion ____________ strong feelings of sympathy for people who  

                                                                                are suffering and a desire to help them.


Eradicate ____________ remove


bestowed with ____________ to confer as a gift


Proclaim ____________ declare


Nexus ____________ a complicated series of connections                         

              between different things.


Pagan ____________ disbeliever


Renounce ____________ to state publicly that you no longer have a

             particular belief


Demolish ____________ destroy

Dilemma ____________ a difficult situation, forced to choose one of

             two alternatives


Theology ____________ religious beliefs


Everlasting ____________ never-ending


Proselytizing ____________ preaching


Transformation ____________ complete change in somebody


Embodiment ____________ living example

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