A Child Called It: Vocab Part 1

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A Child Called It: Vocab Part 1 Mrs. Kheyfets

Posture Part of Speech: noun Definition: the way in which your body is positioned when you are sitting or standing Example: Michael Jordan has good posture on the court.

Isolated Part of Speech: adjective Definition: separate from others Example: The vicious dog is isolated from the pack.

Lenient Part of Speech: adjective Definition: not strict Example: Instead of yelling, the coach is lenient when his team doesn’t catch the ball.

Remorse Part of Speech: noun Definition: being sorry for doing something bad in the past; a feeling of deep regret Example: He felt a deep remorse for having neglected his family.

Mundane Part of Speech: adjective Definition: dull and ordinary; found in the ordinary course of events Example: She has a mundane routine of cleaning the floor, cooking, and doing dishes.

Vocab Part 2

Radically Part of Speech: adverb Definition: In an extreme manner Example: The NBA has changed radically over the last four decades.

Devised Part of Speech: Verb Definition: Created, came up with Example: During the game, the kids devised a plan.

Morale Part of Speech: noun Definition: Feelings of enthusiasm and loyalty that a person or group has about a task or job Example: The coach tried to boost the team’s morale before the game.

Asset Part of Speech: noun Definition: A valuable person or thing; something that is owned by a person Example: Even though he is a freshman, his skills make him an asset to the varsity team.

Infuriated Part of Speech: Verb Definition: Driven to extreme anger Example: The old man was infuriated when the boy broke his window with a baseball.

Vocab Part 3

Charade Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Acting or pretending Example: He looks like a tough guy, but it’s just a charade.

Constructive Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Serving a useful purpose; helpful Example: The coach gave the singer constructive criticism on her performance.

Destiny Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Events that will happen to a particular person in the future Example: Benny’s destiny is to become one of the greatest baseball players of all time.

Haven Part of Speech: Noun Definition: Safe place Example: Grandma’s house is his haven.

Hideous Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Extremely ugly Example: The hideous man scared the children.

Vocab Part 4

Throb Part of Speech: Verb Definition: To beat with a rapid rhythm Example: I have a throbbing headache.

Sarcastically Part of Speech: Adverb Definition: To say something by using words that mean the opposite of what you really want to say Example: She sarcastically responded to the mean joke.

Meticulously Part of Speech: Adverb Definition: Very careful and precise Example: He meticulously shoots a free throw.

Pathetic Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Causing feelings of sadness; Very bad, poor, weak; Deserving pity Example: At first, Smalls was a pathetic baseball player.

Morbid Part of Speech: Adjective Definition: Suggesting an unhealthy state of mind Example: He has a morbid fascination with horror films.