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Word of the day Set 9

Chagrin (noun) Definition: Distress or embarrassment at having failed or been humiliated. Sentence: Despite her father’s chagrin, Jill wore the revealing dress to the dance.

Transition (Noun) Definition: Where different scenes are joined together in cuts, dissolves or fades. Sentence: The film’s final transition was a slow fade to black.

Zoom (noun) Definition: Where the frame moves in or out on its subject, thus magnifying or minimizing the subject. Sentence: The camera zoomed in on the main character’s face in order to emphasize his expression.

Amnesia (noun) Definition: A partial or total loss of memory. Sentence: He sustained brain damage from the fall, which caused amnesia to set in.

Chronology (noun) Definition: The arrangement of events or dates in the order of their occurrence. Sentence: The photo album that was given on her birthday was a chronology of her life in pictures.

Sullen (Adjective) Definition: Dull or somber in colour. Sentence: “the rasp, the plane, the awl, /revert to sullen metal.”

Tilt (Noun) Definition: The up or down movement of the camera while the camera itself does not move; often to reveal vertical objects like a building or a person. Sentence: In order to reveal the film’s main character, the camera tilted upward.

Awl (noun) Definition: A small pointed tool used for piercing holes. Sentence: After losing weight, Father used an awl to punch a new hole in his favorite belt.

exuberant (adjective) Definition: Full of energy, excitement, and cheerfulness. Sentence: The exuberant puppy would not stop running around the house.