Slave

verb; to do away with or put an end to

example: This organization is working to abolish homelessness in our community. 

• verb; 1. to attack with heavy gunfire or bombs; 2. to attack forcefully or
• continuously (as with questions or requests)
• example 1: The warships threatened to bombard the capital.
• example 2: Jessica bombarded Daniel with questions about his new girlfrien

• verb; to take possession of by force, especially for military purposes
• example: Captain Wallace knew the pirates would try to commandeer his ship—and he doubted he could stop them.

• noun; a tiller (bar) or wheel used to steer a ship
• example: James took the helm and guided the ship safely through the crowded harbor.

• noun; the cargo space inside a boat or an airplane
• example: The ship’s hold was packed with crates of bananas. 

• adjective; feeling or showing an inability to believe; skeptical
• example: Sarah and Shelby were incredulous. How could the school dance be canceled? It was all they had talked about for weeks!

• noun; the crime of attempting to overthrow one’s government or harm or
• kill its leader, or a violation of allegiance toward one’s country or ruler
• example: Their plot to murder the king was discovered and they were convicted of treason. 

• adjective; full of life and good spirits; lively
• example: “Eliza is so vivacious,” said Shannon. “Nothing can dim her spirit.”