allude- refer casually or indirectly Hopefully I can allude that I need money while talking to my dad.
clairvoyant- having or claiming to have the power of seeing objects The mind reader claims that she is clairvoyant to my past.
conclusive- serving to settle or decide a question I am conclusive to whether or not I want to go swimming or running.
disreputable- having a bad reputation Some people are disreputable because of what they' ve done in their past.
endemic- belonging exclusively or confined to a particular place Christians are endemic to the church.
exemplary-worthy if imitation Elvis is very exemplary, that is why he is all over las vegas.
fathom- a unit of length equal to six feet That ladder is fathom to the ground according to my measuring tape.
guile-crafty or artful deception integrity Martial arts is very guile by the way the your body moves.
itinerary- a detailed plan for a journey I have an itinerary for when I go and visit brazil.
misconstrue-to misunderstand the meaning of I totally misconstrued the homework for tonight.
obnoxious-loud, annoying The little girl is crying and it is very obnoxious.
placate-to appease or pacify The sheriff will placate the speeding driver by giving him a ticket.
placid-pleasantly calm or peaceful The sound of the ocean is so placid and it puts me in such a better mood.
plagiarism- an act or instance of using or closely imitating the language and thoughts of another author without authorization and the representation of that author's work as one's own It is considered cheating if use plagiarism on my essay.
potent-powerful, mighty The MMA fighter looks very potent for his fight.
pretext-something that is put forward to conceal a true purpose or object The pretext of the story is that it is fake when it is actually real.
protrude-to thrust forward The runner of the race is going to protude all of his efforts to win his race.
stark-harsh, grim, or desolate The boyscamp teacher is very stark towards the children.
superficial-being at, on, or near the surface The island is superficial to the water in the ocean.
allude- refer casually or indirectly
ReplyDeleteHopefully I can allude that I need money while talking to my dad.
clairvoyant- having or claiming to have the power of seeing objects
The mind reader claims that she is clairvoyant to my past.
conclusive- serving to settle or decide a question
I am conclusive to whether or not I want to go swimming or running.
disreputable- having a bad reputation
Some people are disreputable because of what they' ve done in their past.
endemic- belonging exclusively or confined to a particular place
Christians are endemic to the church.
exemplary-worthy if imitation
Elvis is very exemplary, that is why he is all over las vegas.
fathom- a unit of length equal to six feet
That ladder is fathom to the ground according to my measuring tape.
guile-crafty or artful deception integrity
Martial arts is very guile by the way the your body moves.
itinerary- a detailed plan for a journey
I have an itinerary for when I go and visit brazil.
misconstrue-to misunderstand the meaning of
I totally misconstrued the homework for tonight.
obnoxious-loud, annoying
The little girl is crying and it is very obnoxious.
placate-to appease or pacify
The sheriff will placate the speeding driver by giving him a ticket.
placid-pleasantly calm or peaceful
The sound of the ocean is so placid and it puts me in such a better mood.
plagiarism- an act or instance of using or closely imitating the language and thoughts of another author without authorization and the representation of that author's work as one's own
It is considered cheating if use plagiarism on my essay.
potent-powerful, mighty
The MMA fighter looks very potent for his fight.
pretext-something that is put forward to conceal a true purpose or object
The pretext of the story is that it is fake when it is actually real.
protrude-to thrust forward
The runner of the race is going to protude all of his efforts to win his race.
stark-harsh, grim, or desolate
The boyscamp teacher is very stark towards the children.
superficial-being at, on, or near the surface
The island is superficial to the water in the ocean.
1. allude-to refer to something the author thinks you should know
ReplyDeleteclairvoyant- able to read mind
3.conclusive- final or decisive. to conclude
4.disreputable- of a poor reputation
5.endemic- native to an enviorment
6.exemplary-Serving as a desirable model; representing the best of its kind
7.fathom- nodical measure of depth. to understand
8.guile-trick
9.integrity- inegrating thought speech and action
10.itinerary-trip schedule or plan
11.misconstrue-to misunderstand
12.obnoxious-rude, loud. abrasive
13.placate- to calm down or satisfy
14.placid-calm
15.plagiarism-taking someones writing without permission
16.potent-powerful
17.pretext- an excuse. text before the text
18.protrude-to speakout
19.stark-easy to see
20.superficial-shallow
we were supposed to post it on here??
DeleteNo this is to help people if they need it.
Deletethats nice :)
Deletethanks:)
Deletethank you !
DeleteNo problem(: I'll try to be doing this every week. Except I'm not posting the sentences.
Deletedo we have post the definitions in "dictionary" form or is this fine?
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