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Unit 3 Vocabulary

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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ALLOT (V.)

  • The house alloted out all their Halloween candy that night.
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AMASS (V.)

  • The army amassed the reiforcements.
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AUDACIOUS (ADJ.)

  • The audacious man jumped off the cliff.
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COMPLY (V.)

  • If the student does not comply with the rules, he or she will receive a demerit.
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DEVOID (ADJ.)

  • It is better to have more than enough food than it is to have a devoid amount.
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ELITE (N.) (ADJ.)

  • Nike elite socks are worn by many pro athletes.
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GRAPPLE (V.) (N.)

  • I grappled with my friend over who should go first.
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INCAPACITATE (V.)

  • The injury incapacitated him from playing football.
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INSTIGATE (V.)

  • The naughty boys instigated trouble and got sent to the principles.
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LONGEVITY (N.)

  • The longevity of a dog is about ten to twenty years.
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MYRAID (ADJ.) (N.)

  • The gazelle where myraid.
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PERSPECTIVE (N.)

  • I agreed with the perspective of my friend.
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PERTURB (V.)

  • The one gorilla tried to perturb all the others.
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PRODIGIOUS (ADJ.)

  • The prodigious elephant was very lazy and didnt want to do abything.
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RELEVANT (ADJ.)

  • He is relevant to our conversation.
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SKITTISH (ADJ.)

  • The skittish dog rarely came out.
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TETHER (N.) (V.)

  • The boat was tethered to the dock.
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UNISON (N.)

  • The football team worked in unison with each other.
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VIE (V.)

  • The chess players vie with each other.
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WILLFUL (ADJ.)

  • The willful little girl had to have it her own way.

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