Quarter 2 by Izzy Radley

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Quarter 2

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

VOCAB Q2

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PERMEATE

(Verb) to pass on through pores

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WHEN SHE PERMEATED THE ILLNESS TO THE THEY WERE ALL ABSENT

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SCRUPULOUS

(Adj) principaled

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THE BOY WAS SCRUPULOUS AND WELL MANNERED AT THE FINE DINNER

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VALILLATE

(Adj) to sway unsteadily

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THE CORN WAS VALILLATE IN THE WIND WE WERE LUCKY TO HARVEST STILL.

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Reconnaissance

(noun) a preliminary survey to gain information

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THE GOVERNOR WANTED TO TAKE A RECONNAISSANCE TO SEE WHAT HE NEEDS TO WORK ON ON

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Formidable

(adj) causing fear

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RELIC

(noun) an item or object form the past

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THE GRANDMA WAS A RELIC OF THE PAST

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Posterity

(noun) all future generations

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WHEN THE OWNER DIED HE LEFT THE COMPANY TO ALL PROSPERITY

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Whimsical

(adj) playful. funny or amusing

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THE PRINCESS GAME WITH THE GIRLS WAS WHIMSICAL

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Quintessential

(adj) representing the perfect example of class or quality

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THE STAR SUDENT WAS A QUINTESSENTIAL OF THE CLASS

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FIDELITY

(noun) loyalty

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THE GROOMS PAID FIDELITY TO THERE ROYAL HINES

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Conscious

(adj) to be aware

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THE GOALIE HAD TO BE VARY Conscious TO MAKE SURE HE DIDNT LET IN A GOAL.

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Conscience

(noun) the spence of a moral goodness

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THE GIRL WAS PRAISED FOR HER CONSCIENCE

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PLETHORA

(noun oerabundance or excess

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THE STORE HAD AN ABUNDANCE OF FOOD

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Reprieve

(noun) a formal temporary suspension of the execution of a sentence especially death

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THE PRISONER GOT A REPRIEVE ON HIS SENTENCE.

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Cantankerous

(adj) difficult or irritating to deal with

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THE DOG WAS CANTANKEROUS TO THE TRAINER

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Ubiquitous

(noun) seeming to be every where at the same time

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THE MOM WAS AN Ubiquitous FOR THE KIDS SPORTS

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THE END

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