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Unit 10

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UNIT 10 HAIKU DECK

ALEX ADIMEY PERIOD 6 MRS.HOGAN

ACQUIESCE(V)

  • Definition: to accept without protest;to agree or submit
  • Synonym:comply with,accede,consent,yield
  • Antonym:resist,protest
  • Sentence: The student acquiesced to cheating off the test without any argument.
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ALLURE(V)

  • Definition:to entice,tempt;to be attractive to.
  • Synonym:beguile,tantalize.
  • Antonym:repel,turn off.
  • I saw the blonde girl and was allured to her, i needed to get her number.
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ASKEW(ADJ,ADV)

  • Definition:twisted,crooked.
  • Synonym:lopsided,cockeyed.
  • Antonym:straight,symmetrical.
  • The frame was askew, so we had to make adjustments.

BLITHE(ADJ)

  • Definition:cheerful,lighthearted,casual.
  • Synonym:carefree,nonchalant,indifferent
  • Antonym:glum,depressed
  • Being a blithe person may gain you more friends because of your personality.
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CONTENTIOUS(ADJ)

  • Quarrelsome,inclined to argue.
  • Synonym:argumentative,combative.
  • Adjective:affable,amiable.
  • I used to be a very contentious person,but now i am very accepting.
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COVET(V)

  • To desire something that doesnt belong to yourself.
  • Synonym:crave,hunger for
  • Antonym:scorn,dispise
  • Coveting your neighbors wife is one of the 10 commandments.

CRESTFALLEN(ADJ)

  • Discouraged,downcast
  • Synonym:despondent,disconsolate.
  • Antonym:cheerful,happy.
  • I was crestfallen after we lost the big game.
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DISHEVELED(ADJ)

  • Rumpled,mussed,hanging in disorder.
  • Synonym:untidy,disarranged.
  • Antonym:tidy,organized.
  • Being a disheveled person may lead to more stress during school.
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EXPONENT(N)

  • One who advocates,speaks for,explains,or interprets.
  • Synonym:defender,champion.
  • Adjective:critic
  • Barack Obama exponents for our countrys rights.
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GARRULOUS(ADJ)

  • Given to much talking,tediously chatting.
  • Synonym:talkative,loud.
  • Antonym:shy,quiet.
  • I am more of a garrulous person at times when i feel it is acceptable to be quiet.

INSUPERABLE(ADJ)

  • Incapable of being overcome
  • Synonym:invincible
  • Antonym:conquerable
  • After going undefeated,i feel insuperable.
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IAMENTABLE(ADJ)

  • To be regretted or pitied.
  • Synonym:deplorable,regrettable,distressing.
  • Adjective:praiseworthy
  • Not studying can result in an ismentable grade.
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MISNOMER(N)

  • An unsuitable or misleading name
  • Synonym:misnaming
  • Advertisements may be very misnomers to false products.
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PROFESS(V)

  • To affirm openly
  • Synonym:assert,proclaim.
  • Antonym:disclaim
  • The man professed his sins during confermation.

RESPITE(N)

  • A period of relief or rest.
  • Synonym:interval,intermission
  • During respite or intermission,i like to drink plenty of water.
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RETRIBUTION(N)

  • A repayment;a deserved punishment
  • Synonym:recompemse,requital,just deserts.
  • Going to jail for murder is a deserved retribution in my opinion.
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SINUOUS(ADJ)

  • Winding,having many curves.
  • Synonym:twisting,supple.
  • Antonym:direct,straigt
  • The road was sinuous and curvy.

SONOROUS

  • Full,deep,or rich in sound
  • Synonym:resounding
  • Antonym:harsh,quiet
  • The speakers played the music sonorously.

VANGUARD(N)

  • The foremost part of an army
  • Synonym:forefront
  • Antonym:rearguard
  • The vanguard should expect to be shot at first.
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WASTREL(N)

  • A wasteful person.
  • Synonym:loafer,idler
  • Antonym:tightwad
  • Dont be a wastrel person during spring break.
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