PPT-dexterity : noun definition:

skillful or adroit in the use of the hands or body having mental adroitness or skill clever done with skill or adroitness dexterity pronunciation dek str uh s or . : . Vocabulary I . perpetual. perpetual. “She was a pretty girl with short light brown hair and an almost . perpetual. smile that only disappeared when she was upset or chewing on . Bic. pens”(p.1).. By Michael Huynh. Eighth block. *Approved by this guy*. APTITUDE-noun. Definition- the ability to learn or understand quickly.. Even though . people don’t paint well without practice. , Bob’s . aptitude. By: Zach, Tom, Anna, Chloe . Disdainful. Adjective. Definition: Scornful, disdain, bitter, disrespectful . “And one disdainful suitor added this: ‘May his fortune grow and inch for every inch he bends it!’”. Fever 1793. Rouse. Rouse – verb. Definition: to stir up or excite; to cause to awake from sleep. . “I woke to the sound of a mosquito whining in my left ear and my mother screeching in the right.. Example:. “‘…you are, I believe, complete novices in the use of nonverbal spells. What is the advantage of a nonverbal spell?’. Hermione’s hand shot into the air. . Snape. took his time looking around at everybody else, making sure he had no choice, before saying curtly, ‘Very well – Miss Granger?’. Example: The weatherman said a snowstorm is imminent due to the cold front coming through.. imminent – adj.. Definition: One that preys or destroys. Example: A lion is a good predator and usually catches what it hunts.. CopyrightCopyright Earth and Space. LT: I can define important vocabulary. Credit: Katie Brown, . Shuksan Middle School. Axis . (noun). Definition. : An imaginary line that goes through the center of the earth.. Sentence. : The boundary of . an area, an object. , or a geometric figure, especially a circle.. Example. :. “‘Do you always travel that way?’ asked Milo as he glanced curiously at the strange circular room, whose sixteen tiny arched windows corresponded exactly to the sixteen points of the compass. Around the entire . (verb). Definition: 1.) To build and start a fire. 2.) To arouse or excite a feeling.. Example:. “The pioneers had been up since four that morning, when the sentries started the day by firing their rifles. Hurrying about in the darkness, they had . (. noun). Definition: Very great destruction or disorder.. Example:. “‘. Oh. , I wouldn’t doubt for a minute that you started it, Jane. You cause . havoc. wherever you go. First my poor garden, and now this!’ said Mrs. Tifton, indicating the rest of the music room with a dramatic sweep of her arm.”. By: Lexxus Johnson. Petulance. peCHələns. noun. Other forms of the word:. . petulancy (noun) petulantly (adverb). Definition: . Being childishly sulky or bad tempered in behavior; peevishness. Example: . Set 3 Honors Vocab. Harpreet Dhami Block 8 Bluff(verb) Definition: To engage false display of strength or confidence, usually in order to deceive someone. Sentence: The poker player had to bluff, so it looked like he had a good hand of cards. Loc. : Place. Location. Definition. : . (noun) a particular place or position. Example. : Is your phone losing service because of your location?. Dislocate. Definition. : . (verb) move from proper place or position.