Brown v. Board of Education Pg. 289-292 vocab

compulsory(POS)

adjective

compulsory

required by law or a rule, obligatory

detrimental (POS)

adjective

detrimental

causing harm or damage

inherently (POS)

adverb

inherently

in a permanent, essential , or characteristic way. In a way that exists as a natural or basic part of something

sanction (POS)

noun

sanction

an official order, such a s the stoppning of trade, that is taken agaisnt a country in order to make it obey international law

tangible (POS)

adjecitve

tangible

real and not imaginary; able to be shown, touched, or experienced

deprive

to take something away from; to withhold something from

expenditure (POS)

noun

expenditure

the act of using or spending energy, time or money

solely (POS)

adverb

solely

only and not involvind anyone or anything else

objective (POS)

adjecitve

objective

not influenced by personal beliefs or feelings; fair or real

doctrine (POS)

noun

doctrine

a belief or set of beliefs, especially political or religious ones, that are taught adn accepted by a particualar group

amply (POS)

adverb

amply

in a way that is more then enough

denote(POS)

verb

denote

to represent something

tendency (POS)

noun

tendency

an inclinattion toward a particular characteristic or type of behavior

retard (POS)

verb

retard

delay or hold back in terms of progress, development, or accomplishment

contrary (POS)

adjective

contrary

opposite in nature, direction or meaning. Inclined to disagree or to do the opposite of what is expected or desired.