Definition: prevent from happening; make impossible

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Frindle Vocabulary Activities

Advertisements

Shining Star Book A Vocabulary Part 1. Taking Notes Word Parts of Speech – Noun, Verb, Adjective or Adverb Parts of Speech – Noun, Verb, Adjective or.

1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt

Preclude (verb) – to make impossible Examples: Synonyms : Prevent, stop, rule out, exclude, implausible Antonyms : Permit, authorize.

Grammar Spinner Touch any part of the screen to begin. (Or click your mouse) Touch the screen again each time you want to spin.

Used in place of a noun pronoun.

Noun. Noun - verb noun Noun - verb article- adj. - adj. - Noun - verb.

Look it Up!! Using a Dictionary

Clud, clus to close or shut Latin claudere/clausus

Unit 10 Definitions Included Created by Kathy Young Based on the Illinois STAR Vocabulary Booster Adult Learning Resource Center, Arlington.

Vocabulary SENTENCE FROM TEXT DEFINTION ILLUSTRATION USE IN YOUR OWN SENTENCE PART OF SPEECH SENTENCE FROM TEXT DEFINITION ILLUSTRATION USE IN YOUR OWN.

English 9 Vocabulary Test Format Level D 50 Questions 50 Points.

_____________________ Definition Part of Speech (circle one) Picture Antonym (Opposite) Vocab Word Noun Pronoun Adjective Adverb Conjunction Verb Interjection.

Call of the Wild. crucial cru-cial adjective It is crucial for a baby to drink milk every day. Crucial means very important Synonym- Antonym-

Type a sentence using the word.

ACT/SAT Words of the Day Cabell Midland High School Week 30 April 7-11, 2014.

Pronunciation: var·i·a·ble Part of Speech: noun noun: variable verb: vary Adjective: variable Adverb: variably.

Emulate (verb) related: emulation (noun); emulatively (adverb); emulative (adjective) definition: to try, often by imitating or copying, to equal or surpass.

Vocabulary Stash. Word 1 Word 8 Word 5 Word 2 Word 3 Word 4 Word 6 Word 9 Word 7 Word 10.

Think of a sentence to go with this picture. Can you use any of these words? then if so while though since when Try to use interesting adjectives, powerful.

Reference Materials.  Contains stories or articles about recent events—monthly or twice monthly, some weekly.

Parts of sentences Our rhyme to show the words we know and their meanings.

Unit 7 (Definitions Included) Created by Kathy Young Based on the Illinois STAR Vocabulary Booster Adult Learning Resource Center, Arlington.

Bellringer: Monday Put your Old Man and the Sea section 2 journal in the basket and pick up a calendar. Set up your paper or note cards for Wordpieces.

Wordpieces 3.5. Root: junct to join; yoke enjoin Verb 1. to command; to urge 2. to forbid.

ENGLISH is a language Learning mode of ENGLISH Subject Language(Spoken) Literature Competition.

1. The noun 2. One or two adjectives 3. 3 verbs to the noun 4. To make up a sentence 5. The synonym to the chosen noun.

Gregarious : adjective definition fond of the company of others fond of the company of others sociable sociable.

My Digital Vocabulary Notebook

Academic Vocabulary (Words #16-22).

Unit 9 Definitions Included

You need your article from yesterday (unless you finished it and turned it in already) Green Vocab Sheet.

melancholy Spanish: Definition: Origin: (noun): a feeling of sadness

Nouns Nouns not noun noun noun not not

Vocabulary #4 10th Grade.

Truncate: verb definition: to shorten by cutting off a part.

World History Vocabulary Week 7

WordNet: A Lexical Database for English

My Digital Vocabulary Notebook

Vocabulary # 4 You will need 7 cards.

What do you think the word gratitude means

Benevolence: noun Definition: The desire to do good to others.

Vocabulary Stash.

deference: noun definition: respectful submission

What part of speech is that word?

vacillate: verb Definition:

Word of the Week Week of March 14 PARADOX.

; late Middle English slugissh

calumny: noun definition: a false and malicious statement

Have you ever heard of the word prevent? What do you think it means?

Unit 8B ONCE UPON A TIME.

insolence: noun Definition: Spanish: rude behavior, disrespect Origin:

insolence: noun Definition: Spanish: rude behavior, disrespect Origin:

U.S. History Vocabulary Week 4

Focus: verb definition: to pay close attention to something.

Tweets from Room 20 Busy Birds: News from the Nest:

Unit XVII Vocabulary.

preclude (verb) – to make impossible Examples:

Clud, clus to close or shut Latin claudere/clausus

Hosted by Mrs. Sallenbach

Word of the Week Week of March 14 PARADOX.

_______knows the parts of speech!

_______knows the parts of speech!

Vocabulary Unit 3 English I Honors.

preclude (verb) – to make impossible Examples: Synonyms: Antonyms:

Parts of Speech.

Ambivalence noun

The Word of the Week is aloof

Vocabulary in Context.

Presentation transcript:

Definition: prevent from happening; make impossible It’s the Word of the Week for March 13th….. Preclude ! Preclude: (verb) Definition: prevent from happening; make impossible

Preclude Pronunciation: /prəˈklo͞od/

Preclude Related Forms: Precludable - adjective Preclusion - noun Preclusive - adjective Preclusively - adverb Unprecludable - adjective

Preclude Synonyms: Cease Debar Deter Discontinue Exclude Hinder Impede Antonyms: Allow Permit Support

Preclude Their secret opinion of one another didn't preclude them from being mutually polite.

Preclude The snowstorm precluded the Glow Dance from taking place last Friday.