Wordly Wise 3000 Lesson 1.

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Wordly Wise 3000 Lesson 1

Apocryphal (adj.) Definition: Of dubious authenticity or origin; spurious. Example: Although we hear numerous stories of Daniel Boone’s exploits, many of them are apocryphal.

Arcane (adj.) Definition: Understood by only a few; mysterious. Example: to most people, the science of quantum physics is an arcane subject that is beyond their grasp.

Convene (v) Definition (1) To summon or cause to assemble. (2) to gather or assemble; to meet formally Examples: The President has convened a meeting of his economic advisors for this Thursday. Student Council members convene on the first Monday of the month.

Expedient (adj/n) Definition: (1) adj Useful for some purpose; convenient. (2) n A means employed to bring about a certain result. Example: Telephoning was the most expedient method of alerting Sara to our change of plan. A hot bath is a useful expedient for ameliorating sore muscles.

Exude (v) Definition: (1) To flow out slowly; to ooze or emit. (2) To give forth; to exhibit in abundance. Example: (1) The pine branch exuded golden pitch after it was cut. (2) A good lawyer exudes confidence no matter how her case is going.

Gesticulate (v) Definition: To motion energetically with the body or limbs. Example: The traffic cop gesticulated to the waiting cars to proceed. Gesticulation (noun): We were puzzled by Will’s frantic gesticulations until we noticed the bee buzzing around him.

Imperturbable (adj) Definition: Calm and assured. Example: Picking up the phone to call the plumber, my mother remained imperturbable despite the water shooting out the sink onto the ceiling.

Increment (n) Definition: An increase, addition or gain, often by regular, consecutive amounts . Example: Even small increments to a savings account add up to a substantial sum over time. Incremental (adj): Incremental changes to the dosage of Sara’s medication were necessary to maintain its effectiveness.

Levity (n) Definition: Excessive frivolity; a lack of seriousness; joking. Example: The atmosphere at the party was one of levity with much joking, laughter, and general silliness.

Mortify (v) Definition: To embarrass or humiliate. Example: Jason’s fall to the ice just as he was ready to fire the puck past the goalie mortified him for days.

Periphery (n/adj) Definition: (n) The area around the edges; the outermost part. (adj) Relating to,involving, or forming an outer edge or boundary; not central Example: (n) Hesitant to enter the walled garden, Joy made her way instead along the periphery. (adj) Bill Bradley’s extraordinary peripheral vision allowed him to see more of the basketball court than his opponents.

Raconteur (n) A French word now part of our vocabulary Definition: One who tells stories with skill and wit. Example: Aunt Clara knew so many stories and was such a superb raconteur that she could entertain us for hours.

Reiterate (v) Definition: To say or do over again; to repeat. Example: The signs posted at fifty-foot intervals reiterate the warning against hunting in this area.

Subterfuge (n) Definition: A deceptive scheme or strategy. Example: Friar Laurence’s subterfuge to bring Romeo and Juliet together not only deceived their families, but also came to a terrible end.

Vacillate (v) Definition: (1) To move back and forth from lack of balance; waver. (2) To alternate indecisively between two opinions or courses of actions Example: The needle vacillated between 5 and 6 before registering 5.4 on the Richter scale. Karen’s summer plans are still not set because she is vacillating between a cross-country bike ride and an internship with the science museum.