1. Holt Vocabulary Workshop Fifth Course Lesson 14
Done By: Abdulla Khalifa

2. Adj. Filial
Meaning: of or expected from a son or daughter of a parent's or parents' offspring
Synonym: relating to a son or daughter, daughterly
Antonym: No Antonym
Sentence: I can see a filial
Connection between the father
and the daughter.

3. N. Chagrin
Meaning: a feeling of disappointment, distress, or embarrassment
Synonym: displeasure, annoyance
Antonym: comfort, pleasure
Sentence: Because the son failed the
test, the father felt chagrin.

4. V. Cede Meaning: to yield or give up; to transfer or render title to
Synonym: abandon, surrender
Antonym: keep, continue
Sentence: Because Moha mmed was afraid, he ceded the opportunity to go to Germany.

5. V&Adj. Precipitate
Meaning: v.to cause something to happen; to bring about quickly or suddenly/adj.reckless; rash; acting hastily or impulsively
Synonym: hurry, speed
Antonym: halt, hinder
Sentence: Because Omar won the tournament, he precipitated his class mates to work harder.

6. Adj. Proficient
Meaning: advanced in a particular art or science; skilled; expert; qualified
Synonym: able, skilled
Antonym: unskillful,
Inexperienced
Sentence: Because Abdulla is Proficient in English, he is able to preform very well in the subject.

7. N. Remission
Meaning: a release from a debt or duty; a lessening of intensity; a diminishing
Synonym: acquittal, pardon
Antonym: blame, accusation
Sentence: Because the teacher got a remission, he was able to return home early.

8. V. Interposed
Meaning: to put between; to insert between parts; to interject during a conversation; to intervene
Synonym: interrupt
Antonym: remove
Sentence: Because Abdulla interposed while the teacher was speaking, he was kicked out.

9. Adj. Debonair
Meaning: graceful, charming, and smooth; seemingly carefree
Synonym: charming, elegant
Antonym: inelegant
Sentence: Because Omar looked Debonair at the prom, he was charming.

10. Adj. Blithe Meaning: happy; joyful; carefree Synonym: happy, jovial
Antonym: sad
Sentence: Because all the students got high marks on the test, the teacher was blithe.

11. Adj. Intrinsic
Meaning: belonging to a thing by its essential nature; inherent
Synonym: basic, inborn
Antonym: extrinsic
Sentence: Some people Intrinsic sharp behavior from their parents.

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Done by: Abdulla Khalifa