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Vocabulary List 3 Q1 3!

Standard ELACC8L6: Acquire and use accurately grade- appropriate general academic and domain- specific words and phrases; gather vocabulary knowledge when considering a word or phrase important to comprehension or expression.

Directions The 1 st 5 words are for ALL 8 th graders. Copy them down or put them in your phones. Your next test will include these words PLUS all of your old words.

1. Prestigious Prestigious (adj.): respected; admired; having a high status Example: We are going to have several prestigious guests this year, including the governor! Word Forms: Prestige

2. Renowned Renowned (adj.): known or talked about by many people; famous Example: Doctors Sampson Davis, George Jenkins, and Rameck Hunt have become renowned for their best selling book. Example: Chick-fil-a is famous for its world renowned sandwiches.

3. Extol Extol (v.): to praise enthusiastically; to honor Example: People extol Robert Griffin III for his skills as a quarterback. Example: Do you think Bruno Mars’s music is worthy of extol? Word Forms: Extolled

4. Ostracize Ostracize (v.): To exclude someone from a group; to banish; to discriminate against Example: Have you noticed how that group of girls tends to ostracize everyone else? Word Forms: Ostracizing; ostracized; ostracises

5. Contemptible Contemptible (adj.): deserving of scorn or dislike; despicable Example: I find your poor behavior contemptible. Word Forms: contempt

Prestigious (adj.): respected; admired; having a high status Renowned (adj.): known or talked about by many people; famous Extol (v.): to praise enthusiastically; to honor Ostracize (v.): To exclude someone from a group; to banish; to discriminate against Contemptible (adj.): deserving of scorn or dislike; despicable