ELD Words
Published on Nov 23, 2015
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ELD Vocabulary Words
By: Crystal Romero
Teacher: Mrs.Wilson
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Spirited: adjective
Someone who shows great energy
Synonyms: lively, sparking
Antonyms: timid, lifeless
Kendra, Lilly, and Joanna we're spirited so they jumped in the air.
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Contract: verb
When something pulls together and becomes smaller
Synonyms: shrink, reduce
Antonyms: expand, increase
Mike's jeans contracted after he took them out of the drier.
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Impulse: noun
A sudden desire to do something.
Synonyms: whim, urge
Antonyms: plan, scheme
Emily had a sudden urge to were her "say no to violence" shirt to the concert.
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Arresting: adjective
Something that grabs attention
Synonyms: stunning, impressive
Antonyms: ugly, ordinary
Jackson took Mary to see the arresting view of the sunset.
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composure: noun
Someone who controls their feelings and stays calm
Synonyms: calm, balance
Antonyms: agitation, wildness
David lost his composure and sang a rock and roll song.
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infer: verb
When you figure out something based on the clues
Synonyms: figure out, assume
Antonyms: disbelieve, misunderstand
Jane inferred it was going to rain because the sky was dark.
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perceptive: adjective
Someone good at noticing things that are not obvious
Synonyms: wise, astute
Antonyms: idiotic, careless
Lucas was giving his presentation to Eric and Eric was perspective of founding a mistake in Lucas's presentation.
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Refute: verb
Prove that something is wrong or not true
Synonyms: cancel, disprove
Antonyms: approve, agree
Jason refuted when Vincent told him he made a mistake on his painting.
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ELD Words
By: Crystal Romero
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