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1) Martin Luther King Jr. Day Crossword -- myvocabulary.com
ACROSS: 2 - To murder, esp. a prominent person; to destroy or injure treacherously (verb) 3 - Unfavorable view or fixed dislike rooted in suspicion, fear or intolerance (noun) 7 - Information transmitted: a message; an exchange or transmission (noun) 10 - Sympathy or indulgence for beliefs differing from one's own (noun) 13 - First word of two referring to an annual prize celebrating the interests of humanity (adjective) 14 - A theory or practice of militant, energetic participation (noun) 16 - To distinguish as different; to show partiality or make distinctions (verb) 18 - To divide from, cut off or set apart from others; to isolate; to require separation, often with force (verb) 19 - To give or supply in common with others; to share responsibility; to submit for publication (verb) 20 - A person of unusually keen foresight or imagination (noun) 21 - To bring under complete control; to cause to become subservient (verb) 22 - Power of stimulating the intellect or emotions; an arousing influence (noun) DOWN: 1 - To set free from the dominance or power of another; to release (verb) 4 - To bring peace or tranquility; to quiet or calm anger; to appease (verb) 5 - Process of jointly refusing to deal with or use to express disapproval or force concessions (noun) 6 - Any program or practice of discrimination that practices domination over or against members of people with a common ancestry; bigotry (noun) 8 - Instance of not using intense physical force for the purpose of damaging or abusing; without vehemence of feeling, expression or fervor (noun) 9 - Visionary creation of the imagination; state of mind with a desired goal or purpose (verb) 11 - To make a formal, solemn declaration of; opinion, complaint or objection against (verb) 12 - Someone noted for skill and power in public speaking (noun) 15 - Act or instance of incorporating or combining into a whole (noun) 17 - Qualities adhering to legal duty and obedience with justice (noun) |
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