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Quarter 1 Vocab.

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

VOCABULARY

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Articulate

(Adj) Sharpness of perception; communicating clearly
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THE SCHOOL SPEAKER WAS ARTICULATE IN HER WORDS.

BELLIGERENT

(Adj) waging war; inclined to or exhibiting
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WHEN THE BOY PULL THE GIRLS PIGTAIL EVERYTHING ABOUT THE GIRL WAS BELLIGERENT

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CULPABLE

(Adj) deserving blame or censure
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WHEN MY FRIEND DROPPED MY PHONE SHE BLAMED IT ON THE DOG WHEN REALLY SHE WAS CULPABLE

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DILIGENT

(Adj) showing steady,attentive energetic effort in order to accomplish something; hard working

SHE NEEDED DILIGENCE TO FINISH THE PROJECT IN TIME

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EXPEDIENT

(Adj) Fit or suitable for the purpose

EVERY SOLIDER HAS A EXPEDIENT FOR EVERYTHING THEY DO

IRRESOLUTE

(Adj) Indecisive, unsure of how to proceed
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SHE WAS IRRESOLUTE ABPUT WHAT PATH SHE SHOULD CHOSE

MUSE

(N) to ponder something that inspires

THE SETTING SUN WAS THE PERFECT MUSE OF MY NEW SONG

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PROFOUND

(Adj) having deep insight or understanding
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SOME ART CAN BE DESCRIBED AS PROFOUND AND DEEP

STIPEND

(N) normal salary; payment for professional work
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STIPEND

(N) normal salary; payment for professional work
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IF YOU FINISH COLLEGE WITH A DEGREE YOU WILL EARN A STIPEND

TRANSMUTION

(N) a change into something different
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CATERPILLARS MAKE A TRANSMUTATION TO A BUTTERFLY

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BENEVOLENT

(Adj) expressing goodwill; desiring to help others; charitable
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IT WAS BENEVOLENT OF THE MAN TO HELP THE BOY ACROSS THE ROAD

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BENIGN

(Adj) pleasant or beneficial; having a kindly disposition
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THE OLD MAN SEEMED TOUGH BUT I KNOEW THAT HE WAS KIND AND BENIGN

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CONGEALED

(V) to change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid state; or to make or become fixed, as ideas, sentiments, or principles
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WHEN I MENTIONED THE FACT THAT THE ANIMALS WOULD ALL BE PUT TO SLEEP IN THE END SHE CONGEALED

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DEFTLY

(Adv) to do something in a dexterous, nimble, or skillful manner
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THE DANCER DEFTLY LEAPED AND TWIRLED ACROSS THE STAGE

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EPITOME

(N) a representative or perfect example of a class or type
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QUEENS AND KINGS ARE THE EPITOME OF THE UPPERCLASS

FORMIDABLE

(Adj) of discouraging or awesome strength, size, difficulty; causing fear
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THE BULLY WHO I DEFENDED MYSELF AGAINST WAS AS FORMIDABLE AS A GIANT

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INNOCUOUS

(Adj) to do something in a way that is not likely to irritate or offend; not harmful
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UNLIKE A YOUNGER BROTHER HE WAS INNOCUOUS IN HIS WAYS

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UNLIKE A YOUNGER BROTHER HE WAS INNOCUOUS IN HIS WAYS

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MALIGNENT

(Adj) to cause harm, suffering, or distress deliberately
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SMOKING IS MALIGNANT TO YOU AND THE PEOPLE AROUND YOU

PETULANT

(Adj) moved or to show sudden, impatient irritation, especially over something insignificant
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HE WHINIED LIKE A PETULANT CHILD WHEN HE LOST

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PLETHORA

(N) over abundance; excess

THERE WAS A PLETHORA OF APPLES AT THE ORCHARD

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PRECIPITATED

(V) having quickened the occurrence of; brought about prematurely

THE BABY WAS PRECIPITATED BECAUSE OF MEDICAL ISSUSES

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