Unit V Vocabulary Cards
Published on Feb 04, 2016
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ADDENDUM
- Addendum is a noun.
- It’s synonyms are attachment, extension, and rider.
- The Evil Queen turned to the addendum in her spell book to find a poision.
AGHAST
- Aghast is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are horrified, shocked, and stupified.
- It’s antonyms are delighted, overjoyed and unnmoved
- Cinderella was aghast at Lucifer who purposely made the floor dirty again.
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- Ample is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are adequate, considerable, and sufficent.
- It’s antonyms are in adequate and insufficent.
- Belle was in awe when she saw Beast’s library and it’s ample supply of books.
APPARITION
- Apparition is a noun.
- It’s synonyms are phantom and specter.
- The specter of Obi Wan appeared to Luke.
ASSERT
- Assert is a verb.
- It’s synonyms are affirm and avow.
- Maleficent asserted her hatred toward Stefan at Aurora’s birth.
COWER
- Cower is a verb.
- It’s synonyms are flinch and wince.
- It’s antonym is stad up to.
- The hyenas cowered in fear when Mufasa came.
DISDAIN
- Disdain is a verb and a noun.
- It’s synonyms are reject and spurn.
- It’s antonyms are esteem, respect, revere, and venerate.
- Captain Hook felt disdain toward Peter Pan for cutting off his hand.
EPTIAPH
- Eptiaph is a noun.
- It’s synonym is a tombstone inscription.
- Quasimodo read the epitaph; it was the entrance to the Court of Miracles.
ETHICAL
- Ethical is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are honorable, upright, and virtuous.
- It’s antonyms are dishonest, immoral, and unscrupulous.
- The Good Fairies and Maleficent stood for all that was ethical: good and evil.
FACETIOUS
- Facetious is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are comical, tongue~in~cheek, and witty
- It’s antonyms are humorless and serious.
- Most everything Donald Duck says is facetious and harmless.
INAUDIBLE
- Inaudible is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are faint and indistinct.
- It’s antonyms are audible and perceptable.
- Merida always challenged her mother, even if it was in an inaudible way.
INDISCRIMINATE
- Indiscriminate is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are haphazard, random, and uncritical.
- It’s antonyms are discriminating, judicious, and selective.
- Hades planed to overthrow all the gods from power; he was indiscriminative.
INTRIGUE
- Intrigue is a noun and a verb.
- It’s synonyms are conspiracy, plot, and scheme.
- It’s antonym is fair play.
- Jafar planned a intrigue to get rid of the Sultan, Jasmin, and Prince Ali.
JURISDICTION
- Jurisdiction is a noun.
- It’s synonyms are purview and supervision.
- Judge Claude Frollo had no jurisdiction inside the cathedral, Notre Dame.
PLAUSIBLE
- Plausible is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are believable and probable.
- It’s antonyms are improbable, unbelievable, and unlikley.
- Tigger’s story of heffalumps and woozles sounded plausible to Pooh Bear.
PLEBEIAN
- Plebeian is an adjective and a noun.
- It’s synonyms are course, lowborn, proletarian, and unrefined.
- It’s anyonyms are aristocratic, cultivated, and refined.
- The Queen of Hearts acted as if everyone in Wonderland was a plebeian.
PRODIGAL
- Prodigal is an adjective and a noun.
- It’s synonyms are improvident, spendthrift, and wasteful.
- It’s antonyms are economical, frugal, miserly, and stingy.
- Drizella and Anastasia squandered away the family fortune; they wer prodigal shoppers.
PROXIMITY
- Proximity is a noun.
- It’s antonyms are sistance and remoteness.
- Aurora was suprised when another human stood in close proximity to her.
PULVERIZE
- Pulverize is a verb.
- It’s synonyms are compress and demolish.
- Mr. Incredible pulverized Syndrome’s robot.
VOLATILE
- Volatile is an adjective.
- It’s synonyms are ereatic and unstable.
- It’s antonyms are dormant, inert, stable, statuc, and steady.
- Donald Duck’s personality is quite volatile.
