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UNIT 9 VOCAB

BY: TIMOTHY RAAB

ALLOCATE

  • Verb: to set apart or designate for special purpose. to distribute
  • Syn: assign, allot, distribute
  • The teacher allocated the students test back to them.
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ARDENT

  • ADJ:Very enthusiastic, impassioned
  • Syn: intense, fervent, avid
  • Ant: indifferent, stolid, phlegmatic, apathetic
  • The ardent child jumped with joy to his new toy.
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ASSIDUOUS

  • ADJ:Persistent, attentive, diligent
  • Syn: industrious, unremitting, sedulous
  • Ant: lazy, lackadaisical, shiftless
  • The assiduous students scored better on test due to always paying attention in class.
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BRASH

  • ADJ:Prone to at in hastty manner; impudent
  • Syn: rash, impetuous, brazen
  • Ant: prudent, wary, circumspect
  • The brash robber was caught because he was into much of a hurry and shot the clerk.
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CAPRICIOUS

  • ADJ:Subject to whims or passing fancies
  • Syn: impulsive, fickle, unpredictable, mercurial
  • Ant: constant, steady, unwavering
  • Some stores have capricious returns for who people who buy things impulsively.
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CHASTISE

  • Verb: to inflict physical punishment as a means of correction; to scold severely
  • Syn: Discipline, Censure
  • Ant: Commend, Reward
  • The boy's father chastised him for stealing the tv.

COPIOUS

  • ADJ:Abundant, plentiful, wordy, verbose
  • Syn: ample, profuse, bountiful
  • Ant: Inadequate, meager, scanty, concise
  • The school had a copious amount of food, so all students got a meal.
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DEVIATE

  • Verb: To turn aside; to stray from a norm
  • Noun: One who departs from a norm
  • ADJ: Differing from a norm, heterodox, unconventional
  • Syn:(V) diverge, veer, swerve
  • Ant:(V) conform to, abide by, (Adj) Orthodox

DEVIATE CONTINUED

  • To deviate the rules of the game could get you throwen out.
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EMACIATED

  • ADJ: unnaturally thin
  • Syn: withered, shriveled
  • Ant: plump, fat, obese
  • If you work out to much and do not eat you can have an emaciated body.
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EXULT

  • Verb: rejoice greatly
  • Syn: revel, glory
  • Ant: mope, sulk, regret, rue, lament
  • The mother exulted when she found out no one was hurt in the car crash.

GNARLED

  • ADJ: Knotted, twisted, Lumpy
  • Syn: Knotty, misshapen, contorted
  • Ant: smooth, unblemished, straight
  • Gnarled shoe laces are always hard to get undone.

INDEMNITY

  • Noun: payment for the damage or loss
  • Syn: Compensation, Reparation
  • After the lose of their son the family received a indemnity.

INKLING

  • Noun: A hint; a vague notion
  • Syn: clue, intimation, suggestion
  • The teacher gave us a inkling that we would have a quiz soon.

LIMPID

  • ADJ: clear, transparent; readily understood.
  • Syn: Lucid, intelligible;
  • Ant: Murky, opaque
  • Glasses have limpid lenses to so you can see through them.

OMNIPOTENT

  • ADJ: almighty, having unlimited power or authority
  • Syn: all-powerful;
  • Ant: powerless, impotent
  • USA is one of omnipotent countries in the world due to its powerful military.

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