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The Day the President Was Shot December 4, 2013 Vocabulary ESL

charismatic adjective; charming or appealing in a way that inspires others to like them very much. example: Ellie’s charismatic personality helped her make friends quickly at her new school.

conspiracy noun; a secret plan made by two or more people to do something unlawful or harmful example: What first appeared to be a simple robbery was found to be a conspiracy: Two employees had been in on the theft.

definitively Definitively, the adverb form of definitive, means “done in a definitive way.” It is a way of saying “once and for all” or “positively.” 1. providing a final solution; clear and firm; 2. the most accurate and thorough example: Over the past few weeks, Ethan’s sister changed her mind many times about which college she wanted to go to. On Thursday, however, she stated definitively that she is going to the University of Pittsburgh.

galvanize verb; 1. to cause people to become so excited or concerned about something that they want to take action; example 1: The possibility of going to the national competition has galvanized the swim team. No one has missed a single practice during the past month.

progressive 1. moving forward or happening steadily; example 1: Ben has shown progressive improvement since he started his surfing lessons. 2. using or interested in new ideas, especially in political or social matters example 2: My grandmother is very progressive; she is delighted by many of the changes that have taken place in society since she was young. “I may be old, but I’m not old- fashioned,” she likes to say.

rotunda noun; a round room or building, often covered by a dome example: The entrance to the mansion was a grand rotunda.

surreal adjective; strange and dreamlike example: It felt surreal to Jessica when the lead singer of her favorite band pointed to her and summoned her to the stage to sing with him. For a moment, Jessica wondered if she was dreaming.

turbulent adjective; causing or being in a state of disturbance, disorder, or confusion; agitated example: The town meeting became turbulent when Mr. Fischer suggested lowering the speed limit on Main Street. Many residents disagreed and voiced their opinions loudly.