Unit 14: Vocabulary

Please study the 20 vocabulary terms below. Then press the Mark Complete button to continue.
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apologize
to express regret over a mistake or an inconvenience that one caused
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Martha apologized for falsely accusing Jared of stealing her food from the communal fridge.
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awkward
lacking in grace, causing embarrassment and discomfort
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Nobody wanted to take responsibility for the blunder, which led to an awkward silence before Ellen finally spoke up.
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breach of contract
an act that violates or goes against the terms agreed on at a certain point, which were specified in a binding agreement
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When the farmer failed to deliver the agreed upon amount of grain, the brewery sued him for breach of contract.

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