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1 Please take out your vocab
Get ready for week2 Put your totem on the bookshelf

2 Ruby’s pessimism convinced her she was too old to go back to school.
11th Vocab. Week 2 Pessimism – gloominess, belief the bad guy will win Ruby’s pessimism convinced her she was too old to go back to school.

3 2) Reprove – to scold, to find fault with
Any mother in her right mind would reprove of her teenage daughter’s forty-year-old boyfriend.

4 3) Jocular – joking, good-natured
Hoping to ease up the audience, the host tried being a little more jocular by telling jokes.

5 4) Profligate – extremely wasteful
Since she is a profligate spender, Jill buys tons of items she never uses.

6 5) Fracas – uproar, brawl The husband and wife were fined by the judge for starting a fracas in court.

7 6) Contentious – quarrelsome, prone to fighting, argumentative, combative
The candidate’s stance on abortion will be a contentious topic among voters.

8 7) Corroborate – to confirm, to substantiate
I prayed my friend would corroborate the lie I told my parents!

9 8) Miserly – hoarding money, penny-pinching
The miserly man never buys anything unless he has a coupon for it.

10 9) Fervent – impassioned, intense, ardent, earnest
Jack’s fervent love for Kelly encouraged him to tattoo her name on his back.

11 10) Embellish – to add details
The student embellished his truck with camo paint. 


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