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Showing too much pride in oneself.
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You are were arrogant to claim that you knew the answers.
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A feeling of too much pride in oneself.
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Declaring that you are sure to win is another example of your arrogance.
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To join others in refusing to deal with a person or group.
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Customers plan to boycott that store if it continues to overpay.
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The act of boycotting.
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The fans called off their boycott when the teams agreed to lower ticket prices.
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A series of actions intend to accomplish a goal.
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Picking up litter was the first step in the campaign to clean up the town center.
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A series of military actions in a particular area.
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General Sherman's four- month- long Atlanta campaign ended with the fall of that city on September 2, 1864.
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To take part in actions planned to accomplish a particular goal.
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Students who wish to campaign for class office must submit petitions.
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A formal event held in honor of a special occasion.
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The bride and groom exchanged rings during the wedding ceremony.
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Control over and responsibility for care.
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Following a divorce, each parent may want custody for the children.
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In keeping of the police; in jail.
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The new offer took the the thief into custody.
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To bring shame or disgrace upon.
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By lying to cover up his cheating, Sam degraded himself even more.
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Causing shame or disgrace.
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Losing the trophy because one player had taken the bribe was a degrading experience.
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To stop or hold; to keep from going.
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The custom officers detained us while they searched our bags.
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To reach out.
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The conductor extended her arms as a signal to the orchestra to be ready.
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To offer.
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I wish to extend my apologies for behaving so badly.
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