“My Furthest-Back Person”

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“My Furthest-Back Person” vocabulary

The cruise ship left on Saturday with the Bahamas as its destination.

Destination (n) = the place to which something is sent

Dr. Bruce, the eminent expert on the Middle East, has been on TV a great deal in the last two weeks.

Eminent (adj) = distinguished or outstanding; well-known and respected

I looked at the locked closet with much intrigue I looked at the locked closet with much intrigue. What could be in there?

Intrigue (n) = curiosity and interest

The locked closet in the old house was intriguing The locked closet in the old house was intriguing. Gilbert couldn’t resist opening the door.

Intriguing (adj) = very interesting and compelling

My grandfather’s gold pocket watch is my most cherished possession.

Cherished (adj) = beloved, valued

As I walked down the dark, deserted street, I had the uncanny feeling that someone was watching me.

Uncanny (adj) = strange, eerie

“What are you talking about?” Abby queried.

Queried (v) = asked

When I get caught up in a good book, reading becomes a compulsion and I cannot stop.

Compulsion (n) = irresistible force