VOCABULARY

ECCENTRIC

• Unconventional and slightly strange.
• Noun
• Synonym: uncommon, weird, bizarre
• Antonym: boring common dull
• My friend Sydney is a very eccentric and fun person.

FACILITATE

• To make easy or easier .
• Synonyms: simple, possible
• Antonyms: hard,challenging.
• Verb
• Since I worked really hard over the summer on my math it is know easier and simpler

FOREBODING

• Fearful, apprehension a feeling that something bad will happen.
• Noun
• Synonym: worry, fear, scared
• Antonyms: happy, relaxed, calm
• When ever I see my great grandma Rossie Im scared and worried that it would be the last time I see her.

GAUNT

• Lean and haggard
• Adjective
• Synonym: thin, skinny, bony
• Antonym: big, chunky,full
• I feel bad when I see people and animals gaunt.

HAGGARD

• Looking exhausted and unwell.
• Adjective.
• Synonym: sleepy,weary
• Antonym: rested, well, lively
• At the end of a school day I always feel haggard.

IMPERATIVE

• Of vital importance; crucial
• Adjective
• Synonyms: cruial, critical, essential
• Antonyms: of less importance
• My homework is very imperative.

LANGUISH

• Lose or lack vitality.
• Verb
• Synonyms: weaken, decline
• Antonyms: strong, win, hearty
• It is hard to see my grandparents languish.

LUCRATIVE

• Producing a great deal of.
• Adjective
• Synonym: profitable, gainful
• Antonym: loss
• Some crops are very lucrative.

PIVOTAL

• Of crucial importance.
• Adjective
• Synonyms: vital, essential
• Antonyms: less important, easy
• It is pivotal that I go to school.

SUBLIME

• Of such excellence, as to inspire admiration or awe.
• Adjective
• Synonyms: glorious, beauty
• Antonyms: hate, nasty
• Cinderella is a sublime person

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