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Entry and Related Words Words 1-10 Verbs Words 11-20 Nouns Word Wealth Unit 5 Entry and Related Words Words 1-10 Verbs Words 11-20 Nouns

1. Adhere To stick fast, cling

2. Alter To change or modify RW: alter ego (“other self”) RW: deviate (to turn from an intended plan or course of action)

3. Assail To attack (assail my students for failing to turn in papers) RW: Assault (a violent, often bodily, attack)

4. Augment To increase, make, or become larger RW: enhance (increase in attractiveness or value) RW: aggravate (increase in seriousness of an illness or problem)

5. Chastise To punish

6. Disperse To scatter, separate

7. Diverge To branch off, go in different directions

8. Emulate To strive to equal or excel RW: vie (suggests rivalry-potential employees vie with one another for a position) Who do you emulate?

9. Extricate To disentangle

10. Forage To search for, ravage, plunder RW: pillage (to take food, money, property by force) “We’ve got a village to pillage!”

1. Antagonist A rival, opponent, adversary Who are some antagonists you have met in literature and film?

2. Apathy Lack of feeling, indifference RW: lethargy (drowsiness or sluggishness) RW: stupor (deadened state of mind from drugs or shock)

3. Avarice Greed for money RW: covetous (to desire something too strongly) “Thou shall not covet..”

4. Clarity Clearness RW: elucidate (to make clear)

5. Conjecture A guess, inference RW: hypothesis (a plausible theory or explanation) RW: speculation (imaginative guess) RW: Thesis (statement you will prove) RW: assumption (an accepted guess or belief based on a truth)-innocent until proven guilty.

6. Defiance Bold opposition, open challenge

7. Dexterity Skill, adroitness (mental skill)

8. Discretion Prudence, wise restraint RW Synonym: prudence (caution mixed with wisdom) WARNING: Due to the content of this program, viewer discretion is advised!

9. Exertion Vigorous effort RW: endeavor (sustained but less vigorous)

10. Exuberance Overflowing spirits, zestfulness RW: elation (a quieter kind of high spirits over success or good news)