Frederick Douglass Vocabulary Worksheet

a plural form of brother;noun
to free from bandage, oppression, restraint; liberate;noun
something (experience or work of art) that brings, arouse, feelings of tenderness, pity, sympathy, or sorrow;noun
excellence in discourse (speaking) vivid, moving, persuasive discourse;noun
an article of personal, moveable property. A slave;noun
lacking education or knowledge. showing a lack of education or knowledge. unaware or uniformed;noun
danger. something that endangers or involves risk;noun
an impelling force, impulse;noun
protection or support, patronage. a sign, an omen;noun plural
of the color blood, red. cheerful/optimistic;adjective;noun
to speak, plead, argue in favor of something. one that argues for a cause, or pleads in another´s behalf. a lawyer;verb;noun
to do away with, wipeout completely;verb
a chain or shackle for the ankles. something the restricts or restrains;noun plural
describing strong disapproval of;adjective
being exempt from punishment or penalty;noun
truthfulness-adherence to the truth;noun
deadly, destructive;adjective
on the alert, watchful;adjective
law enacted by a legislature. a bylaw or decree;noun
institution for the care of the needy or ill people (especially with mental impairment). a place of safety, refuge. protection granted by a government to a political refugee from another country;noun