1. Vocab. 6 Presentation 1-5
By: Kim Gonzalez

2. Sordid sôrdid Adj. sor·did·ly sor·did·ness un·sor·did un·sor·did·ly un·sor·did·ness Definition: Filthy He was a sordid person, his morals were questionable along with his hygiene. A Good Way to Remember: If your room is filthy you must “Sort it out.” Which sounds similar to sordid.

3. Stasis stey-sis Noun Stases Definition: Unchanged The temperature throughout the experiment remained at a stasis interval. A Good Way to Remember: Stasis Stays Still

4. Ruminate roo-muh-neyt Verb ru·mi·nat·ing·ly ru·mi·na·tion ru·mi·na·tive ru·mi·na·tive·ly ru·mi·na·tor Definition- To ponder and think over A Good Way to Remember: illuminate and Ruminate rhyme. When you figure something out after thinking it over the light blub in your brain illuminates.

5. Minuscule min-uh-skyool Adj
Minuscule min-uh-skyool Adj. Definition- Very small The chances of me getting an A on a test I did not study for are minuscule. A Good Way To Remember: If something is minuscule it could also be described as mini. For picture see next slide.

6. Minuscule

7. Sullen suhl-uhn sul·len·ly sul·len·ness un·sul·len un·sul·len·ly Definition- gloomy The little girl’s face was sullen after she started to have a bad day. A Good Way to Remember: Sullen and sad both start with the letter S.