Word Wall Week Twenty-seven

sojourn (noun)

sojourn (noun) a temporary stay < Did you enjoy your sojourn with your grandchildren?>

supplement (noun)

supplement (noun) something that supplies what is needed < The teacher used a supplement of worksheets in addition to the problems in the book.>

unarguably (adjective)

unarguably (adjective) not open to argument or question <She is unarguably the greatest soccer player ever.>

sinister (adjective)

sinister (adjective) especially evil < The sinister hiss of the snake caused the children to freeze.>

globalization (noun)

globalization (noun) increasing global connectivity < The internet and air travel have led to globalization.>

petulant (adjective)

petulant (adjective) often rude < The petulant young man had no respect for the people he worked with.>

evanescent (adjective)

evanescent (adjective) tending to vanish like vapor not lasting <The pen gives permanence to the evanescent thought of a moment.>

galvanize (verb)

galvanize (verb) to stimulate or excite as if by an electric shock <Her speech galvanized the crowd of voters.>

consultant (noun)

consultant (noun) a person who gives advice to another <I met with an interior design consultant before I painted the house.>

congregate (verb)

congregate (verb) to come together as a group or crowd <Students like to congregate at the basketball courts before school.>