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Vocabulary

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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VOCAB UNIT 9

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AVENGE (U VENJ')

  • Get revenge on someone who did something to someone
  • Avenge:retaliate as cede:transfer
  • The soldier vowed to avenge his friend after he died in battle.
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DELUGE (DEL' YÜJ)

  • Something that comes like a flood,not always water
  • Deluge:trickle as liberate:bind
  • A deluge of people came running my way when they
  • heard that there was a celebrity performing at the theater
  • near the store I was at.
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GIDDY (GID' Ē)

  • Not serious
  • Giddy:flighty as discretion:tact
  • The girl was giddy after she hit her head
  • against the table, and she was walking funny.
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INTIMIDATE (IN TIM' U DĀT)

  • To use threats to make someone scared
  • Intimidate:hector as impact:blow
  • The dog was intimidating the little kid because it was
  • so much bigger than her.
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LOGICAL (LÄJ' U KUL)

  • Using good reason and sense
  • Logical:sensible as misrepresent:twist
  • He made a logical choice when he rechecked
  • our math, because it was in fact wrong.
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OPTIONAL (ÄP' SHU NUL)

  • Not necessary
  • Optional:voluntary as outright:total
  • The quiz was optional, but I still took it
  • to practice my math.
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RENDEZVOUS (RÄN' DĀ VÜ)

  • To meet by agreement
  • Rendevous:date as rotund:portly
  • The company agreed to rendezvous at three
  • o'clock in the conference room on the third floor.

SAUNTER (SÔN' TUR)

  • Walk in slowly or in a leisurely way
  • Saunter:amble as sluggish:lethargic
  • I was annoyed when he sauntered in, ten
  • minutes late, and acted like nothing was wrong.
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SUBORDINATE (SU BÔR' DU NĀT)

  • Secondary in rank
  • Subordinate:superior as tint:bleach
  • The lieutenant is subordinate to the general,
  • meaning he is not as high of a rank.

VARIABLE (VÂR' Ē U BUL)

  • A symbol for a value or quantity
  • Variable:shifting as verge:edge
  • You mostly see variables in math, rather
  • than in english class.
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