1. ADAGE DUDE IT’S BY MARCUS MCDONALD

2. DEFINITIONS Synonyms: maxim, saw, aphorism Synonyms: maxim, saw, aphorism Noun: a proverb, and a wise saying Noun: a proverb, and a wise saying

3. Using in sentences 1. AUSTIN USED AN ADAGE TO START HIS SPEECH FOR HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS. 2. SUMMER USED AN ADAGE TO START HER SPEECH FOR HER ENGLISH CLASS.

4. CITADEL

5. DEFINITIONS DEFINITIONS NOUN: A GIANT CASTLE WATCHING AND PROTECTING A CITY NOUN: A GIANT CASTLE WATCHING AND PROTECTING A CITY SYNONYMS: A CASTLE, AND A FORT SYNONYMS: A CASTLE, AND A FORT

6. SENTENCES SENTENCES 1. MARCUS LIVES IN A BEAUTIFUL FORTRESS IN TENNESSEE. 2. RICHARD CLEANS MARCUS’S FORTRESS.

7. COLLABORATE

8. DEFINITONS DEFINITONS VERB: TO WOK WELL TOGETHER VERB: TO WOK WELL TOGETHER SYNONYMS: TO JOIN TOGETHER, WORK WITH SYNONYMS: TO JOIN TOGETHER, WORK WITH ANTONYM: WORK BY YOUSELF ANTONYM: WORK BY YOUSELF

9. SENTENCES SENTENCES 1. AUSTIN AND LUKE NEED TO STOP FIGHTING AND COLLABORATE 2. ROBOTS NEED TO COLLABORATE WITH US.

10. EVOLVE

11. DEFINITIONS VERB: TO GOW FROM CAVE MAN TO BUSINESS MAN VERB: TO GOW FROM CAVE MAN TO BUSINESS MAN SYNONYM: TO EMERGE SYNONYM: TO EMERGE ANTONYM: TO SHRIVEL UP ANTONYM: TO SHRIVEL UP

12. SENTENCES 1. CHUCK NORRIS CAN EVOLVE HIS FIST INTO A SPEEDING ROCKET SHIP. BAM!!!! 2. WE EVOLVED FROM CAVE MEN TO A BOSS MAN OR CEO MAN.

13. GROPE

14. DEFINITIONS VERB: TO FEEL AROUND BLINDLY VERB: TO FEEL AROUND BLINDLY SYNONYMS: TO WALK ABOUT WITHOUT KNOWING WHERE YOU ARE SYNONYMS: TO WALK ABOUT WITHOUT KNOWING WHERE YOU ARE

15. SENTENCES 1. AUSTIN PROPED AROUND FOR THE LIGHT SWITCH 2. JOHNNY GROPED AORUND LOOKING FOR HIS SHOES

16. RUBBLE

17. DEFINITIONS NOUN: RUINS BROKEN BRICKS OR STONES NOUN: RUINS BROKEN BRICKS OR STONES SYNONYMS: A WRECKAGE PIECES OF BUILDINGS EVERYWHERE. SYNONYMS: A WRECKAGE PIECES OF BUILDINGS EVERYWHERE.

18. SENTENCES WHEN THE BUILDING EXPLODED RUBBLE WAS SHOT IN ALL DIRECTIONS WHEN THE BUILDING EXPLODED RUBBLE WAS SHOT IN ALL DIRECTIONS

19. BANTER

20. DEFINITIONS VERB: TO TEASE, MAKE PLAYFUL COMMENTS VERB: TO TEASE, MAKE PLAYFUL COMMENTS NOUN: TALK THAT STEASING AND OR PLAYFUL. NOUN: TALK THAT STEASING AND OR PLAYFUL.

21. SENTENCES WHEN I BANTER MY FRIENDS KNOW IT (SOMETIMES) WHEN I BANTER MY FRIENDS KNOW IT (SOMETIMES) PLAYFUL BANTER CAN SOMETIMES GO TO FAR AND BECOME UNPLAYFUL PLAYFUL BANTER CAN SOMETIMES GO TO FAR AND BECOME UNPLAYFUL

22. GINGERLY

23. DEFINITIONS ADJ., ADV : CAUTION OF EXTREME CAREFULNESS ADJ., ADV : CAUTION OF EXTREME CAREFULNESS SYNONYMS: CAUTIOUSLY, WITH GREAT CARE SYNONYMS: CAUTIOUSLY, WITH GREAT CARE ANTONYM: AGGRESIVELY, WITHOUT CARE ANTONYM: AGGRESIVELY, WITHOUT CARE

24. SENTENCES WHEN THE MOVERS CAME UP WITH THE PIANO THEY DIDN’T PUT IT DOWN GINGERLY AND ONE OF THE LEGS BROKE WHEN THE MOVERS CAME UP WITH THE PIANO THEY DIDN’T PUT IT DOWN GINGERLY AND ONE OF THE LEGS BROKE GINGERLY MARCUS PUT THE GLASS CASE FULL OF GLASS THINGS BACK ON ITS STAND ON THE BOOK SHELF GINGERLY MARCUS PUT THE GLASS CASE FULL OF GLASS THINGS BACK ON ITS STAND ON THE BOOK SHELF

25. LEGENDARY

26. DEFINITIONS ADJ: LIVE IN OLD (LEGENDS) THAN IN REAL LIFE ADJ: LIVE IN OLD (LEGENDS) THAN IN REAL LIFE SYNONYMS: A MYTHICAL PERSON OR CREATURE. SYNONYMS: A MYTHICAL PERSON OR CREATURE. SOMETIMES THEY ARE FAMOUS, OR ARE CELEBRATED ON SOME PLACES SOMETIMES THEY ARE FAMOUS, OR ARE CELEBRATED ON SOME PLACES

27. SENTENCES HERCULES IS A LEGENDARY GREEK WARIOR. HERCULES IS A LEGENDARY GREEK WARIOR. ZUEZ IS A LEGENDARY GOD IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY ZUEZ IS A LEGENDARY GOD IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY

28. MAIM

29. DEFINITIONS VERB: TO CRIPPLE, VERB: TO CRIPPLE, TO INJURE, TO INJURE, TO MUTILATE, TO MUTILATE,

30. SENTENCES EACH YEAR MANY ELDERLY PEOPLE WHO FALL ARE CRIPPLED OR UNJURED BADLY. EACH YEAR MANY ELDERLY PEOPLE WHO FALL ARE CRIPPLED OR UNJURED BADLY. SOME VETERANS OF WAR ARE CRIPPLE SOME VETERANS OF WAR ARE CRIPPLE

31. WANTON

32. DEFINITIONS ADJ: HEARTLESS, RECKLESS ADJ: HEARTLESS, RECKLESS NOUN: PAMPERED PERSON, SOMETIMES THEY ARE SPOILED. NOUN: PAMPERED PERSON, SOMETIMES THEY ARE SPOILED.

33. SENTENCES SOME RICH PEOPLE ARE A GOOD DEFINITON OF WANTON SOME RICH PEOPLE ARE A GOOD DEFINITON OF WANTON SLAVE OWNERS WERE WANTONS SLAVE OWNERS WERE WANTONS

34. COMPLY

35. DEFINITONS VERB: TO STOP AT A REQUEST OR A FIRM COMMAND. VERB: TO STOP AT A REQUEST OR A FIRM COMMAND. SYNONYM: TO SUBMIT TO SYNONYM: TO SUBMIT TO ANTONYM: REJECT, REFUSING THE REQUEST OR COMMAND ANTONYM: REJECT, REFUSING THE REQUEST OR COMMAND

36. SENTENCES WHEN THE TEACHER REQUESTED JOHN TO GO DOWN TO THE I.S.S ROOM HE REFUSED AND STAYED IN HIS SEAT. WHEN THE TEACHER REQUESTED JOHN TO GO DOWN TO THE I.S.S ROOM HE REFUSED AND STAYED IN HIS SEAT.

37. GRAPPLE

38. DEFINITIONS Noun: A IRON HOOK USED TO HOLD OR GRAB SOMETHING Noun: A IRON HOOK USED TO HOLD OR GRAB SOMETHING VERB: WRESTLE OR FIGHT, COMING TO GRIPS WITH. VERB: WRESTLE OR FIGHT, COMING TO GRIPS WITH. SYNONYMS: (V) CONFRONT OR TACKLE SYNONYMS: (V) CONFRONT OR TACKLE

39. SENTENCES WHEN CLIMBING A CASTLE WALL U SHOULD USE A GRAPPLE. WHEN CLIMBING A CASTLE WALL U SHOULD USE A GRAPPLE. MARCUS WAS GOING TO GRAPPLE WITH JOHN BLUE. MARCUS WAS GOING TO GRAPPLE WITH JOHN BLUE.

40. INSTIGATE

41. DEFINITIONS VERB: TO PROVOKE, OR START VERB: TO PROVOKE, OR START ANTONYM: STOP, ANTONYM: STOP,

42. SENTNECES JOHNATHAN TRIED HIS BEST TO INSTIGATE A FOOD FIGHT IN THE FOOD COURT. JOHNATHAN TRIED HIS BEST TO INSTIGATE A FOOD FIGHT IN THE FOOD COURT. THE DRIVER TRIED TO INSTAGATE THE CAR BUT IT WOULDN’T START THE DRIVER TRIED TO INSTAGATE THE CAR BUT IT WOULDN’T START

43. LONGEVITY

44. DEFINITIONS NOUN: LONG LIFE, LENGTH OF A LIFETIME NOUN: LONG LIFE, LENGTH OF A LIFETIME ANTONYMS:TRANSIENCE, OR SHORT LIVED ANTONYMS:TRANSIENCE, OR SHORT LIVED

45. SENTENCES SEA TURTLES HAVE A LONGEVITY. SEA TURTLES HAVE A LONGEVITY. HUMANS DON’T HAVE LONGEVITY HUMANS DON’T HAVE LONGEVITY

46. PERSPECTIVE

47. DEFINITIONS NOUN: SOME ONES POINT OF VIEW SOMETIMES WITH DIFF. PEPLE THE STORY IS DIFF. BUT THE PROBLEM MAY BE THE SAME. NOUN: SOME ONES POINT OF VIEW SOMETIMES WITH DIFF. PEPLE THE STORY IS DIFF. BUT THE PROBLEM MAY BE THE SAME. SYNONTMS: VIEWPOINT SYNONTMS: VIEWPOINT

48. SENTENCES THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE PLAINTIFF DIDN’T HAD UP TO THE REAL STORY THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE PLAINTIFF DIDN’T HAD UP TO THE REAL STORY

49. UNISON

50. DEFINITONS NOUN: SOUNDING TOGETHER NOUN: SOUNDING TOGETHER SYNONYMS: HARMONY SYNONYMS: HARMONY

51. SENTENCES THE MUSICIONS HARMONY WAS THE BEST IN TH CITY. THE MUSICIONS HARMONY WAS THE BEST IN TH CITY. THE BAND HAD A VERY BAD HARMONY THE BAND HAD A VERY BAD HARMONY

52. OBSESS

53. DEFINITIONS VERB: CAN’T STOP THINKING OF THE THING, TO HAUNT OR TROUBLE VERB: CAN’T STOP THINKING OF THE THING, TO HAUNT OR TROUBLE SYNONYM: PREOCCUPY SYNONYM: PREOCCUPY

54. SENTENCES JOHN WAS GOING TO OBSESS A GIR; IF SHE DIDN’T ASNWER HIS QUESTION. JOHN WAS GOING TO OBSESS A GIR; IF SHE DIDN’T ASNWER HIS QUESTION. THE GHOST WAS OBSESSED WITH HAUNTING ME THE GHOST WAS OBSESSED WITH HAUNTING ME

55. POROUS

56. DEFINITIONS ADJ: FULL OF MANY TINY HOLES, CAN BE PENETRATED BY WATER OR AIR ADJ: FULL OF MANY TINY HOLES, CAN BE PENETRATED BY WATER OR AIR SYNONYMS: LEAKY, DRIPPY SYNONYMS: LEAKY, DRIPPY ANTONYMS: AIRTIGHT, WATERPROOF, UNABLE TO PENETRATE ANTONYMS: AIRTIGHT, WATERPROOF, UNABLE TO PENETRATE

57. SENTENCES SPONGEBOB IS VERY POROUS SPONGEBOB IS VERY POROUS MANY SPONGES ARE VERY POROUS MANY SPONGES ARE VERY POROUS

58. PRONE

59. DEFINITIONS ADJ: LYING WITH YOUR FACEDOWN, LIKELY ADJ: LYING WITH YOUR FACEDOWN, LIKELY SYNONTYMS: LIABLE SYNONTYMS: LIABLE ANTONYM: STANDING UPRIGHT, FACE UP ANTONYM: STANDING UPRIGHT, FACE UP

60. SENTENCES I AM PRONE TO GETTING SICK AND ILL I AM PRONE TO GETTING SICK AND ILL

61. SOLICITIOUS

62. DEFINITIONS ADJ: SHOWING CONCERN OR CARE. ADJ: SHOWING CONCERN OR CARE. SYNONYMS: CONCERNED SYNONYMS: CONCERNED ANTONYM: UNCONCERNED ANTONYM: UNCONCERNED

63. SENTENCES