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QUARTER 1 VOCABULARY
BY SHANNA HALL
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ACQUIRE
(VERB) TO GET AS ONE'S OWN BY SOME MEANS OR EFFORT. ACQUIRE ALSO MEANS BECOME THE OWNER OF.
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
I ACQUIRED BABYSITTING MONEY LAST SATURDAY.
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johnmuk
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INTRIGUE
(VERB) TO STIR INTEREST IN, TO MAKE CURIOUS, OR TO EXCITE THE MIND.
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Werner Kunz
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE LITTLE GIRL WAS INTRIGUED WHEN SHE SAW THE CUPCAKE.
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evilpeacock
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NUISANCE
(NOUN) A PERSON OR THING THAT CAUSES TROUBLE OR BOTHER.
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Thomas Northcut
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
SHOPPING CAN BE A DELIGHT TO SOME PEOPLE OR A NUISANCE TO OTHERS.
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Pink Sherbet Photography
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PULVERIZE
(VERB) TO POUND, CRUSH, OR GRIND TO A POWDER OR DUST.
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JPC24M
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
TO MAKE COFFEE, YOU NEED TO PULVERIZE THE COFFEE BEANS.
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"The Wanderer's Eye Photography"
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SUBORDINATE
(ADJECTIVE) OF, RELATING TO, OR CONSTITUTING A CLAUSE THAT FUNCTIONS AS A NOUN, ADJECTIIVE, OR ADVERB. IT ALSO MEANS PLACED IN OR OCCUPYING A LOWER CLASS, RANK, OR POSITION.
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DVIDSHUB
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE CHIEF OF POLICE AND HIS SUBORDINATE OFFICERS HAD TO CATCH THE CRIMINAL.
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mtigas
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QUADRENNIAL
(ADJECTIVE) TAKING PLACE ONCE EVERY FOUR YEARS
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Andy Magee
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE WORLD CUP IS A QUADRENNIAL EVENT.
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martha_chapa95
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PLACID
(ADJECTIVE) UNDISTURBED; TRANQUIL; CALM; QUIET
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE CABIN IN THE NORTH WOODS IS VERY PLACID AND CALM.
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MALIGNANT
(ADJECTIVE) EVIL IN NATURE, OR EFFECT; TENDING TO PRODUCE DEATH OR DETERIORATION.
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE CLOWNS AT VALLEY SCARE ARE MALIGNANT.
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BENIGN
(ADJECTIVE) SHOWING KINDNESS AND GENTLENESS, AS IN BENIGN FACES; A MILD TYPE OR CHARACTER THAT DOES NOT THREATEN HEALTH OR LIFE, AS IN BENIGN TUMOR
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE NEW STORE OWNER IS A BENIGN OLD GENTLEMAN.
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BENEVOLENT
(ADJECTIVE) MARKED BY OR DISPOSED TO DOING GOOD, AS IN BENEVOLENT DONOR; ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DOING GOOD, AS IN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
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Dave Dugdale
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
A BENEVOLENT BUSINESS MAN GAVE EACH OF HIS EMPLOYEES A RAISE.
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MEDDLE
(VERB) TO PRY INTO OTHER PEOPLE'S BELONGINGS OR ACTIVITIES WITHOUT BEING ASKED OR WANTED.
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
YOUNG CHILDREN LIKE TO MEDDLE WITH OLD MEN ON THEIR LAWNS.
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MYRIAD
(NOUN) TEN THOUSAND; A GREAT NUMBER, AS IN A MYRIAD OF IDEAS
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE MYRIAD FISH OF THE SEA IS AMAZING.
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VERDANT
(ADJECTIVE) LUSH AND GREEN, COVERED WITH VEGETATION.
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Henry Hemming
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE AMAZON RAINFOREST IS EXTREMELY VERDANT.
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mikesm
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MERITORIOUS
(ADJECTIVE) DESERVING RECOGNITION, REWARD, OR PRAISE
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
ANYONE WHO GOES OUT OF THEIR WAY TO DO A GOOD DEED IS MERITORIOUS.
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AGHAST
(ADJECTIVE) STRUCK WITH TERROR, AMAZEMENT OR HORROR
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE LITTLE GIRL WAS AGHAST BECAUSE SHE SAW A SPIDER.
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VICARIOUS
(ADJECTIVE) DESCRIBES SOMETHING EXPERIENCED THROUGH SOMEONE OR SOMETHING ELSE.
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Brett Jordan
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EXAMPLE SENTENCE:
THE OLD MAN LIKED TO LIVE VICARIOUSLY THROUGH HIS GRANDSON.
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