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Survival Vocab. English-7

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

SURVIVAL VOCABULARY

Mia Scott
Photo by RichGrundy



Tangible

Able to touch, not imaginary

This phone is tangible.

Quarry

An animal being hunted

The hunter took down his quarry.

Disarming

Raising suspicion of hostility, often using charm

He used a disarming smile.

Amenities

Pleasantness of a person or place

The hotel offered a lot of amenities.

Condone

Approve

The teacher had to condone iPad usage.

Scruple

Reluctant to do something one thinks is wrong

She doesn't scruple to ask her parents for money.

Solicitously

Anxious or concerned

She was solicitous towards the idea of searching the old mine.

Rose: solicitously

Imperative

Crucial

It was imperative that he fed his cat.

Zealous

Having or showing enthusiasm

He was zealous in his adventures.

Uncanny

Strange or mysterious, unsettling

The way she knew his every move was uncanny.

Sarah: uncanny

Fractious

Irritable

Most students are fractious at school.

Exodus

Mass departure of people

God planned the exodus of the Israelites.

Israelites: exodus

Boon

Something that is helpful or useful

Absolute location is a boon to the military.

Endure

Suffer patiently

She endured through the horrible movie.

Sustain

Strengthened physically or mentally

The thought sustained him throughout the years.

Buddy: sustain

Subsist

maintain or support oneself, minimum level

People in need can subsist on care packages.

Barbarous

Exceedingly cruel

He was barbarous In his medieval ways.

Durability

Ability to withstand pressure

Most four wheel drives are built for durability.

Perseverance

Steadfastness in doing something no matter how hard

She showed perseverance throughout the whole game.

Translucent

Semitransparent

The shower door was translucent.


Dilemma

Problem offering two possibilities

The girl had a dilemma with her cat.

Evade

Escape or avoid with cleverness

Rue helped Katniss evade the enemies for a short while.

Rue: evade

Au revoir

French for goodbye

''Au revoir!'' He said as his guests were leaving.

Château

Large French home or castle

The large Château was old and beautiful.

Prevail

Prove more powerful, be victorious

He prevailed over the rest.