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QUARTER 1 VOCABULARY
JUSTIN SWEENEY
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ARTICULATE
DEFINITION: ADJ. SHARPNESS OF PERCEPTION; COMMUNICATING CLEARLY
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EXAMPLE
THE POLITICIAN WAS WELL EXPERIENCED IN ARTICULATING SPEECHES.
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BELLIGERENT
ADJ. WAGING WAR; INCLINED TO OR EXHIBITING ASSERTIVENESS
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EXAMPLE
THE BELLIGERENT DICTATOR WAS THREATENING WAR AGAINST AMERICA.
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CULPABLE
DESERVING BLAME AND CENSURE
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EXAMPLE
THE ORDINARY FAMILY MAN BECAME A CULPABLE MONSTER AFTER MURDERING AN INNOCENT CHILD.
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DILIGENT
ADJ. SHOWING STEADY, ATTENTIVE, ENERGETIC, EFFORT IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING; HARD WORKING
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EXAMPLE
A DILIGENT STUDENT IS CERTAIN TO GET GOOD GRADES.
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EXPEDIENT
ADJ. FIT OR SUITABLE FOR THE PURPOSE; PROPER UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES
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EXAMPLE
A LARGE MUSCULAR MAN WOULD MAKE FOR AN EXPEDIENT BODY GUARD.
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IRRESOLUTE
INDECISIVE, UNSURE OF HOW TO PROCEED
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EXAMPLE
THE BOY BECAME IRRESOLUTE WHEN HE CAME TO A HARD MATH PROBLEM.
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MUSE
N. TO PONDER OR SOMETHING THAT INSPIRES
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EXAMPLE
WHENEVER I HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE DENTIST I PONDER THROUGH THE MAGAZINES.
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PROFOUND
ADJ. HAVING DEEP INSIGHT OR UNDERSTANDING
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EXAMPLE
THE PROFOUND MATH TEACHER GAVE GOOD NOTES TO THE STUDENTS.
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STIPEND
N. NORMAL SALARY; PAYMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL WORK
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EXAMPLE
I FINALLY GOT MY WEEKLY STIPEND TODAY.
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TRANSMUTATION
A CHANGE INTO SOMETHING DIFFERENT
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EXAMPLE
THERE WAS A TRANSMUTATION IN THE ROBOT'S SHAPE.
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BENEVOLENT
ADJ. EXPRESSING GOODWILL; DESIRING TO HELP OTHERS
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EXAMPLE
THE BOY WAS BENEVOLENT IN HELPING WITH THE LADY'S GROCERIES.
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BENIGN
ADJ. PLEASANT OR BENEFICIAL; HAVING A KINDLY DISPOSITION
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EXAMPLE
MY GRANDMOTHER IS ALWAYS A BENIGN AND LOVING PERSON.
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CONGEALED
V. TO CHANGE FROM A SOFT OR FLUID STATE TO A RIGID OR SOLID STATE; TO MAKE OR BECOME FIXED, AS IDEAS, SEMTIMENTS, OR PRINCIPLES
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EXAMPLE
THE CONCRETE POURED A COUPLE DAYS AGO HAS FINALLY CONGEALED INTO A HARD FOUNDATION..
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DEFTLY
ADV. TO DO SOMETHING IN A DEXTEROUS, NIMBLE, OR SKILLFUL MANNER
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EXAMPLE
THE ARTIST CARVED THE ICE DEFTLY INTO A MASTERPIECE.
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EPITOME
N. A REPRESENTATIVE OR PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A CLASS OR TYPE
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EXAMPLE
THE BUGATTI VEYRON IS THE EPITOME OF MODERN SUPERCARS.
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FORMIDABLE
ADJ. OF DISCOURAGING OR AWESOME STRENGTH, SIZE, DIFFICULTY; CAUSING FEAR, APPREHENSION, OR DREAD
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EXAMPLE
THE HULK IS PROBABLY THE MOST THREATENING AND FORMIDABLE CHARACTER THERE IS..
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INNOCUOUS
ADJ. TO DO SOMETHING IN A WAY THAT IS NOT LIKELY TO IRRITATE OR OFFEND; NOT FORMAL OR INJURIOUS
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EXAMPLE
THE REPORTER TRIED TO TYPE HIS ARTICLE IN AN INNOCUOUS WAY, SO HE WOULDN'T RECIEVE HATE FROM THE PUBLIC.
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MALIGNANT
ADJ. TO CAUSE HARM, SUFFERING, OR DISTRESS DELIBERATELY; VERY HARMFUL IN INFLUENCE OR EFFECT
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EXAMPLE
THE DISASTER OF 911 WAS A MALIGNANT EVENT FOR MANY PEOPLE.
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PETULANT
ADJ. MOVED TO OR SHOWING SUDDEN, IMPATIENT IRRITATION, ESPECIALLY OVER SOME INSIGNIFIGANT ANNOYANCE
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EXAMPLE
THE CAT BECAME PETULANT WHEN HE COULDN'T REACH THE ITCH ON HIS BACK.
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PLETHORA
N. OVERABUNDANCE; EXCESS
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EXAMPLE
THERE WAS A PLETHORA OF HUNGRY ZOMBIES IN THE FRONT YARD.
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PRECIPITATED
HAVING QUICKENED THE OCCURRENCE OF; BROUGHT ABOUT PREMATURELY, HASTILY, OR SUDDENLY
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EXAMPLE
THE POLICE OFFICERS PRECIPITATED GUNSHOT INJURED THE INNOCENT VICTIM.
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