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Vocab Unit 9

Published on Dec 02, 2015

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VOCAB UNIT 9

MRS.HOGAN MYLES NICKSON

AUXILARY

  • Adjective- giving assistance or support.
  • Synonym: additional
  • Antonym: primary,main
  • Sentence- I was an auxiliary to the elderly for community service.
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CANDID

  • Adjective- frank, sincere
  • Synonym: forthright
  • Antonym: insincere
  • Sentence: I am a very candid and trustworthy person.
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DRUDGERY

  • Noun- work that is hard and tiresome
  • Synonym: labor
  • Antonym: play
  • Sentence:The slaves had a drudgery life of work.
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ENVOY

  • Noun- a representative or messanger
  • Synonym: minister
  • Antonym: average day guy
  • Sentence: The senator is the envoy of the people.
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ESCALATE

  • Verb- to elevate
  • Synonym: ascend
  • Antonym: decrees lessen
  • Sentence: The plane escalated before bringing up its landing gear.
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EXPEDIENT

  • Adjective-advantageous,useful
  • Noun- a means to an end
  • Synonyms: serviceable,device
  • Antonyms: disadvantageous
  • Sentence: It's very expedient to know how to do many jobs.

FEIGN

  • Verb- to pretend
  • Synonym: fake
  • Antonym: real
  • Sentence: He feigned be sick so he could skip school.
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CUBICLE

  • Noun- a small room
  • Synonym: hole in the wall
  • Antonym: vast hall
  • Sentence: Many people work in cubicles.
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FLAIR

  • Noun-- a natural quality
  • Synonym: knack
  • Antonym: inability
  • Sentence: She enjoys flair things.

GRIEVOUS

  • Adjective- causing sorrow or pain
  • Synonym: painful
  • Antonym: joyful
  • Sentence: I had grievous pain after I broke my arm.
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HETEROGENEOUS

  • Adjective- diverse
  • Synonym: mixed
  • Antonym: uniform
  • Senetence: You find many heterogeneous people around the world.

HORDE

  • Noun- A vast number
  • Synonym: crowd
  • Antonym: few
  • Sentence: Some people are called hoarders for keeping so much stuff.

IMPEL

  • Verb- to force
  • Synonym: push
  • Antonym: restrain
  • Sentence: I hate when people try to impel me into doing something.
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INCREDULOUS

  • Adjective- dibeliving
  • Synonym: mistrustful
  • Antonym: gullible
  • Sentence: I was incredulous when I heard that dragons are in the zoo.

INSCRIBE

  • Verb- to engrave
  • Synonym- enlist
  • Antonym: erase
  • Sentence: The Lincoln memorial has been inscribed on.
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MONOLOGUE

  • Noun- speech by one actor
  • Synonym: soliloquy
  • Antonym: exert
  • Sentence: I had to remember an monologue for the play.
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PROGNOSIS

  • Noun- a forecast
  • Synonym: prediction
  • Antonym: statment
  • Sentence: The weather channel made a prognosis about the weather this week.

RASPING

  • Noun, adjective- a harsh sound
  • Synonym: abrasive
  • Antonym: smooth
  • Sentence: I hate the rasping sound of nails on chalk board.
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REPUNGNANT

  • Adjective: offensive
  • Synonym: repulsive
  • Antonym: attractive
  • Sentence: I didn't like her repugnant tone.

SCUTTLE

  • Noun- a pail
  • Verb- to cut holes in ships
  • Synonym: abandon
  • Antonym: pleasing
  • Sentence: The Ice burg scuttled the Titanic.
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