LESSON 14

AFFORD

• To be able to pay for
• To be able ro do
• To give
• To provid
• The women could not affordthe house.

BOAST

• To have to take proper pride in having
• Ben boasted about all the games he had won.

CHORD

• Three or more notes of music played together.
• I can not get the right chord on the piano.

EXCEPTIONAL

• Unusually good
• The dog was exceptional.

FORTUNATE

• Lucky
• Otto Frank was fortunate he lived.

FRINGE

• An outside edge
• There was a fringe on my skirt.

HUMBLE

• Plain simple
• The survent was humble when he made breakfast.

MEADOW

• A field of grass or wildflowers
• The meadow is quiet.

MELANCHOLY

• Very sad
• The puppy felt melancholy when he didnt get love.

OBSTINATE

• Not willing to give in
• The teacher was OBSTINATE

PLEAD

• To beg
• The puppy would plead for food

PLUNGE

• To throw oneself into
• The man would plunge in the pool

RELENT

• To become less strick
• My nanny is relent.

SUBMIT

• To give in to someone or something
• Don't forget to submit you attendant

TRUDGE

• To walk slowly and heavily as with great effort
• When my brother is mad he will trudge down the hall

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