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Zen and the Art of Faking It Pages 1-62 Foldables

Setting up your vocab. Part of SpeechDefinitionUse it in a sentence/ have an example

Honed (v)  Refine or perfect over time.

Cliché (n)  A phrase that is so overused that nobody believes the speaker.

Rhetorical (adj)  A comment used to cause an effect, not generate a response.

Fascists (n)  People who support the form of government that has extreme control of its people.

Blatantly (adv)  Speaking in a very honest and blunt way.

Ploy(n)  A cunning plan used to turn the situation to one’s advantage.

Collateral (n)  Something promised to the lender when borrowing something.

Conspicuous (adj)  Attracting attention by being great.

Subservient (adj)  Being below someone in status when serving.

Nonchalant(adj)  Calm and relaxed.

Zen and the Art of Faking It Pages Foldables

Setting up your vocab. Part of SpeechDefinitionUse it in a sentence/ have an example

Ironic (adj)  Happening in the opposite way than expected. It is usually humorous.

Persona (n)  A character that someone adopts that is different from him or herself.

Preconceptions (n)  An idea or opinion that someone has before learning about something directly.

Insight (n)  An understanding knowledge of people’s motivations.

Speculating (v)  To form a theory without specific evidence.

Deftly (adv)  Dexterous or nimble.

Zen and the Art of Faking It Pages Foldables

Setting up your vocab. Part of SpeechDefinitionUse it in a sentence/ have an example

Parasites (n)  An organism that lives by taking nutrients from another organism without contributing anything.

Karma (n)  Destiny or fate reliant on previous actions.

Coincide (v)  Occurring at the same time.

Narcissistic (adj)  Vain and conceited.

Optimistically (adv)  Acting with a positive mindset.

Earnest (adj)  Demanding serious intent.