Lesson 9 Lesson 9 Vocabulary Vocabulary

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• Soldiers stationed in a place to protect it.

•Garrison

• To cover, as with water from a flood.

•Inundate

• Impossible to defeat

•Invincible

• To make speechless with amazement.

•Dumbfound

• A particular period in history.

•Era

• A sweeping motion.

•Flourish

• To stop from being angry; to calm

•Placate

• The head of a school

•Principal

• To offer something of value to a god.

•Sacrifice

• To follow; to come as a result of or at a later time.

•Ensue

• Causing grief or pain; hard to bear.

•Grievous

• To thrive or prosper.

•Flourish

• To save and put away, especially secretly.

•Hoard

• To move back or to drop to a lower level.

•Recede

• A member of a group that settles briefly in one place and then moves on to another.

•Nomad

• Showing no mercy; pitiless

•Ruthless

• Most important

•Principal

• To wave in the air.

•Flourish

• To load with an excessive amount or number of something.

•Inundate

• A military place of protection, together with its soldiers and weapons.

•Garrison

• A fancy line or curve added to something written.

•Flourish

• Something given up for the sake of another.

•Sacrifice

• To become fainter.

•Recede

• A person or thing that is of greatest importance.

•Principal

• To provide soldiers with a place to live.

•Garrison

• Anything put away in such a manner.

•Hoard

• To give up something for another.

•Sacrifice

• The sum of money owed, not including the interest.

•Principal

• A showy burst of music.

•Flourish

• An offering to a god.

•Sacrifice