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Entry and Related Words Slides 1-10 Verbs Slides 11-20 Nouns Word Wealth Unit 4 Entry and Related Words Slides 1-10 Verbs Slides 11-20 Nouns

Abate (v.) to lessen or decrease Related Words: diminish (syn.), wane (more poetic than “diminish”) Antonym: wax

MLA Cite (v.) to mention, refer to, quote (as proof or example) Related Word: incite(to arouse or stir up) For Comparison: recite/excite “-------” (Lee 21). MLA

Entice (v.) to allure, attract, or beguile Related Words: lure (something harmful), cajole (coaxing with flattery)

Frustrate (v.) to thwart, foil, defeat Related Word: circumvent (as you would a plot, by sidestepping or going around it)

Manifest (v.) to show plainly, reveal, display, evince

Pervade (v.) to spread through, permeate Related Word: permeate (syn.)

Purge (v.) to cleanse/clear of impurity or guilt (usually implies suffering)

Reproach (v.) to blame, upbraid Related Words: upbraid (scold strongly), chide (scold mildly), reprimand (scold for something specific)

Resent (v.) to take offense at Related Word: indignation (justifiable anger)

Satiate (v.) to satisfy to excess Related Words: sate (satisfy it to the full)

Abyss (n.) a deep or bottomless chasm

Anecdote (n.) a brief story or incident Related Word: dotage (abnormal fondness of possessions)

Aperture (n.) A small opening (think keyhole)

Derelict (n.) an abandoned ship; an outcast

Epithet (n.) a descriptive title Epithet Examples Catherine the Great William I, The Conqueror Creative example: with a friend, create an epithet for a well known person and be prepared to share this epithet with the class.

Fiend (n.) a demon or monster; to have excessive fondness for something (as in “I’m a candy fiend.”)

Harbinger (n.) a forerunner or herald; the appearance of something that will occur in greater quantity later Related Word: precursor (syn., but less poetic)

Lament (n.) an expression of sorrow or grief The Thebans were warned not to lament Polyneices

Omen (n.) a portent, a prophetic sign- a sign that must be interpreted Ahhh…we have been eating Polyneices!!!

Pestilence (n.) a widespread disease