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HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 3. 1. Antagonism (n.) hostility; active opposition. Teenagers sometimes show antagonism toward parental suggestions.

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1 HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 3

2 1. Antagonism (n.) hostility; active opposition. Teenagers sometimes show antagonism toward parental suggestions that they clean up their rooms.

3 2. Antithesis (n.) the direct opposite. Surprisingly, Donna is the antitheses of her twin, Debby.

4 3. Apocryphal (adj.) of doubtful authenticity; counterfeit Despite our suspicions that the incident was apocryphal, we eagerly embraced it as the truth.

5 4. Arduous (adj.) hard to do; strenuous. Climbing Mt. Everest is an arduous undertaking.

6 5. Articulate (adj.) able to put one’s thoughts into words easily and clearly. Mr. Montero did not expect the kindergartner to be so articulate when she described her vacation.

7 6. Assuage (v.) to calm or soothe; to satisfy. Many athletes drink Gatorade to assuage their thirst.

8 7. Atrophy (v.) to waste away. Tracy expected her leg to atrophy after it had been in a cast for two months.

9 8. Augment (v.) to increase or enlarge; to become greater in size or value. You can augment your income by working overtime.

10 9. Austere (adj.) stern in manner or appearance; strict in morals. Their household, governed by an austere father, was a humorless and unhappy place.

11 10. Authoritarian (n.) a person who supports the principal of subjection of authority instead of individual freedom. The permissive Mrs. Welk was the antithesis of the authoritarian Mr. Wilson.


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