Vocabulary Week 7 Root Lud Lus Meaning playtrick Vocabulary Words Illusion Ludicrous Delude Include Exclude Collude Measure Prelude Allude Infer ALLUDE v to hint at or suggest Ms Paris ID: 761901
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Vocabulary Week 7 Root: Lud/LusMeaning: play/trick
Vocabulary Words IllusionLudicrous DeludeIncludeExcludeColludeMeasure Prelude Allude Infer
ALLUDE [v] to hint at or suggestMs. Paris’ alluded that if the students were good there could be a pizza party in their future.
DELUDE [v] to deceive or to trick
ILLUSION [n] something that is wrongly interpreted by the senses. Mark was traveling in the hot sun and was very thirsty. He thought he saw a lake, but it was just an illusion .
COLLUDE [v] to work together for bad reasons Ronald and Dante colluded over night about cheating on the exam. They developed a series of coughs that would represent the multiple choice answers.
LUDICROUS [ adj] s o foolish or out of place as to be amusing; ridiculous Mitch’s hair was so ludicrous , no one could take him seriously. I don’t know why he thought it was a good look.
PRELUDE [n] an action or event that serves as an introduction to something more important. The prelude to the novel gave a lot of important background information about the time period.
EXCLUDE [v] to leave out; prohibit Joanie was excluded from the group because she honestly smelled pretty bad.
INCLUDE [v] make a part of a whole; involveJen was lonely, so Missy included her in a game of four square.
ACQUIRE [v] If you acquire something, you obtain it or gain it. Ms . Paris acquired fifty new novels for her students.
COMPILE [v] If you compile something you collect information and put it together. Ms . Paris compiled a list of all of the books she’s read.