Vocabulary for the Narrative Nonfiction Article

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Vocabulary for the Narrative Nonfiction Article I Was homeless

belittle What does the root word mean? verb; to make someone or something seem less important example: Corina belittled Sean’s science project, saying it looked like a first-grader had made it

daunting adjective; causing people to feel afraid or less confident example: The thought of trying out for the varsity basketball team was daunting, but Angela decided to conquer her fears and go for it.

dehumanizing What does the prefix de- mean? adjective; made to feel like less than a human being example: Slaves in America were subjected to many dehumanizing experiences; one of the worst was the practice of separating mothers from their newborn children.

eviction noun; the act of forcing someone to leave a place

Minimum wage noun; the least amount of money that workers must be paid per hour according to the law example: Because she was earning only minimum wage at the frozen-yogurt shop, it took Kia a long time to save up for a bicycle. http://www.dol.gov/whd/minwage/america.htm

Safety Net noun; 1. a net placed below acrobats to catch them if they fall; 2. something, such as a government program, that helps or protects someone in a difficult situation example 1: Despite the safety net below, Olga felt nervous as she practiced the new trapeze routine. example 2: Tamara felt lucky knowing that if she were to lose her job, her family would provide a safety net.

shelter noun; 1. a structure that covers or protects people or things; 2. a place that provides temporary housing for people or animals in need