Set 1 Vocab. BY: ANIKA THATAVARTHY BLOCK: 1. Adversary PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: OPPONENT ANTONYM: ALLY.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Advertisements

The.

situations Definition: good or bad moments Synonym: condition, circumstance Antonym: (no antonym). Part of speech: noun.

Retelling a Story. Retelling a Story things. His mom, dad, and brother are dead. I know I love my boyfriend a lot, but he’s faced some hard things.

SET 3 HONORS VOCAB. Harpreet Dhami Block 8. Bluff(verb)  Definition: To engage false display of strength or confidence, usually in order to deceive someone.

Abode We were upset to find out that our abode was broken into when we were vacationing at Disney. Sounds Like: Synonym: Antonym: Parts of Speech: Definition:

Emotional Intelligence & Self-Control Focal Scriptures (NLT): Psalms 27:13-14 (13) Yet I am confident I will see the Lord’s goodness while I am here in.

Comprehension skills A pet store owner in Maine noticed a strange thing. He found that he could tell when the country was having good times or bad. He.

November Vocabulary Priya Varma. Adversary (noun) Synonyms- enemy Antonyms- friend

Unit Five – Words Grade Seven Definition Context Clues Synonyms Antonyms Part of Speech More Context Clues iotamaulpotentialradiantrural substantialtactfultamper.

WoW! #16 Onerous on-er- uh’s. Example Sentence(s) Blowing the brick house down was an onerous task for the big, bad Wolf. Doing the dishes after the party.

Unit Four Week One Vocabulary. Acclaim 1. The young rapper performed his first show in Los Angeles to great acclaim. 2. The newspaper acclaimed the rock.

By: Mary Grande. Once upon a time there was a little princess named Nelly. She found out that the Pharaoh was not feeling well, so Princess Nelly gathered.

N OVEMBER V OCABULARY By Sanika Gupte Block 2. A DVERSARY Part of Speech- Noun Synonym- Enemy Antonym- Ally Definition- an opponent or enemy Sentence-

Confront I confronted the bully after school and told him I wasn’t giving him any more money. Sounds Like: Synonym: Antonym: Parts of Speech: Definition:

High-Frequency Sight Words

Group #4 Vocabulary Words

Profusion, insidious, certitude, parry, perfunctory, phosphorescent

V By: Pooja G..

Today Vocabulary Receive Section One Guiding Questions Begin reading Deadline Tuesday/Wednesday: continue reading; begin paragraph components Thursday:

November Vocabulary Priya Varma. Adversary (noun) Synonyms- enemy Antonyms- friend

Vocabulary SENTENCE FROM TEXT DEFINTION ILLUSTRATION USE IN YOUR OWN SENTENCE PART OF SPEECH SENTENCE FROM TEXT DEFINITION ILLUSTRATION USE IN YOUR OWN.

List A Sight Words.

Sight Words - List A Words

 I can’t believe you had to go through such an awful experience. You’re lucky the plane didn’t crash!  Frank said they had gone through all the toilet.

V By: Pooja G.. Adversary Noun Synonym: Attacker Antonym: Ally An opponent or enemy When John tuned 32 he was diagnosed with cancer, which was his biggest.

Korea’s Makeover from Dull to Hip Changes the Face of Asia

Vocabulary Challenge. 1 st CLUE Nelson was Tina’s _________ in the chess match. She was the only opponent that could possibly beat him at the game. 2.

Numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50  Part of speech: Noun  Definition: foe, opponent, adversary  Sentence: In most stories, the hero always manages to.

Tier 2 Vocabulary TermDefinitionPicture Clue contempta feeling that someone or something is not worthy of respect or approval constraintssomething that.

Type a sentence using the word.

Word of the Day Dower 6 th Grade Language Arts. Word of the Day Overview 0 It is easy to memorize terms and their definitions, but often we forget what.

Definition: anxious or fearful; uneasy Example: I felt apprehensive about letting my friend borrow my phone as she has a history of losing things.

The Houdini Box by Brian Selznick by Brian Selznick Compiled by: Terry Sams PESTerry Sams.

THIS IS With Host... Your Column A POS Column B Definition Column C Sentence Column D Word Column E Synonym Column F Antonym.

Pronouns Types of Pronouns. Pronoun A word that takes the place of a noun.

-an opponent or enemy Synonym-rival Antonyms-team mate The blue team looked over at their adversary with glares.

Grammar: Week 5 10 th Grade NMHS. Adjectives and Adverbs Words that describe nouns and pronouns are called adjectives. Adjectives usually come before.

Sandra Tinajero.  Objective  Students will see the importance of maintaining a positive attitude even in difficult situations.  Students will understand.

Idioms Reading Skills. What is an idiom? An idiom does not mean exactly what it says. It is a colorful way to say something.

Harried. Part Of Speech: Verb. Part Of Speech: Verb. Definition: To be troubled or bothered. Definition: To be troubled or bothered. Synonym: To disturb.

Agenda Invitation to Write Student survey Book room for Catcher Catcher in the Rye vocab Movie.

First Grade Sight Words Ready…. Set…. Go…... the.

Vocabulary words SET 1 with Honors Words.

Follow Your Dreams A Dream Job What if… I’d love to do that!

Follow Your Dreams A Dream Job What if… I’d love to do that!

boring exciting awful frightened superstitious worried tired depressing disappointed slowly relaxing exhausting amazing How boring!!! How interesting!!!

-an opponent or enemy Synonym-rival Antonyms-team mate The blue team looked over at their adversary with glares.

Unit 7 Vocabulary: The Choice to be Amish Most definitions and example sentences are taken from either the Merrium-Webster Online Learners’s Dictionary.

Link verbs are the kind of the Verb having partially lost their lexical meaning. In sentences they link the subject to the predicate (or a subject complement).

Lesson 1 9 th Grade Vocabulary. Here’s the deal…..  You copy: word, definition, part of speech  The sentences and pictures are to help you understand.

English Set 1 Vocab By: Denise Babiera.

Grade 11 Vocab Unit 7 Admonish – Vindictive 20 WORDS.

Vocabulary Week 4.

Adversary Aplomb Apprehensive Aptitude Attentive

Vocab Study/Words in Wild/Words & Definitions

Vocabulary Words 1-5 Week 1 August 26-30

Campaign a series of operations to accomplish a goal Definition:

Perseverance: (noun) Definition:

plenty; more than enough

English Reg. 3rd 9-weeks Vocabulary

The Word of the Week is apprehensive

English Reg. 3rd 9-weeks Vocabulary

Vocab Unit 5 Quiz on 2/6/18.

New legislation in the town kept us from skateboarding at the mall.

Dad cultivated my love of music by playing new CDs for me.

The plants were abundant in the forest, not like in the city.

Visual Vocabulary Ventures

Presentation transcript:

Set 1 Vocab. BY: ANIKA THATAVARTHY BLOCK: 1

Adversary PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: OPPONENT ANTONYM: ALLY

Adversary  Definition: An opponent or enemy  Sentence: He looked at his opponent with a scowl, knowing he was going to lose.

Aplomb PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: CONFIDENCE ANTONYM: DISCOMPOSURE

Aplomb  Definition: Self – confidence in a difficult situation  Sentence: Helen’s aplomb surprised Susan, as she was usually a timid person.

Apprehensive PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: ANXIOUS ANTONYM: BOLD

Apprehensive  Definition: Anxious or fearful; uneasy  Sentence: He was apprehensive for the algebra test because he crammed the night before.

Fragrance PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: SCENT(A GOOD SCENT) ANTONYM: ODOR(A BAD ODOR)

Fragrance  Definition: a sweet or pleasant odor; a scent  Sentence: The sweet fragrance emanating from her mom’s perfume lulled her to sleep.

Furtive PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: SLY ANTONYM: CLUMSY

Furtive  Definition: Sneaky; acting in a way so as not to be noticed  Sentence: The robber’s furtive appearance didn’t raise any suspicions, so he could escape easily.

Grueling PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: EXCRUCIATING ANTONYM: EFFORTLESS

Grueling  Definition: Physically or mentally exhausting; very hard to do  Sentence: His job of loading trucks with sacks of flour was grueling, and required a lot of energy.

Potential PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: LIKELY ANTONYM: UNLIKELY

Potential  Definition: Ability to grow, develop or improve; possibility  Sentence: He knew that the potential that he would fail the quiz was very high, so he studied all through the night.

Precipice PART OF SPEECH : NOUN SYNONYM : CRAG ANTONYM : NONE

Precipice  Definition: very steep overhanging rock; edge of a cliff  Sentence: The mountain climber always fell off of the cliff at the precipice, so this time he focused on the precipice, and succeeded.

Pristine PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: PURE ANTONYM: DINGY

Pristine  Definition: In a pure or unspoiled state; untouched  Sentence: John could not believe how pristine the water looked, considering the amount of pollution nearby.

 HONORS WORDS

Apparition PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: ILLUSION ANTONYM: REALITY

Apparition  Definition: An unusual or unexpected sight  Sentence: We didn’t believe his story about his encounter with the apparition, but when we saw it for ourselves, our doubts about ghosts being real were cleared.

Cryptic PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: VAGUE ANTONYM: OBVIOUS

Cryptic  Definition: Secret; mysterious  Sentence: The detectives cracked the cryptic code with difficulty, but they finally succeeded, and caught the crook.

Lugubrious PART OF SPEECH: ADJECTIVE SYNONYM: DEPRESSED ANTONYM: CHEERFUL

Lugubrious  Definition: Exaggeratingly mournful  Sentence: I acted lugubriously when I lost my cat, but then when I found him again I was extremely cheerful.

Maelstrom PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: VORTEX ANTONYM: SERENE

Maelstrom  Definition: a powerful whirlpool; turmoil  Sentence: Just as the first ray of sunlight hit the calm waters, suddenly, a maelstrom appeared, shaking everybody awake to react to the violent whirlpool.

Mausoleum PART OF SPEECH: NOUN SYNONYM: COFFIN ANTONYM: NONE

Mausoleum  Definition: A large, elaborate tomb  Sentence: There are many mausoleum built for royalty, for example the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Taj Mahal.