PPT-Sadlier Vocabulary Unit 2

CREATE CORNELL NOTES available adj ready for use at hand Synonyms obtainable on hand Antonyms unobtainable not to be had 2 cater verb to satisfy the needs of try to make things easy amp pleasant to supply food amp service. 2/13, 3/6, 3/20. Purpose. Academic . vocabulary, used well in writing, will help you convince your audience of your point of view, prepare for the SATs, and generally raise the quality of your writing because you will not need to rely on colloquial or cliché words. . Quiz 11/18. Unit 7 Vocabulary. Gallant (adj.) – brave and noble. .. The soldiers fought . gallantly. . Fray (n.) – noisy fight. .. The neighbors heard a . fray . happening next door.. Martial (adj.) – military. Test Friday November 4. th. . Unit 6 Vocabulary. Adversary- someone who offers opposition to someone else.. The two teams were . adversaries . of each other.. Ardor- feelings of great warmth and intensity.. Unit 10 Vocabulary. Arbitrate – . act between parties with a view to reconciling differences. . Braggart – . a very boastful and talkative person.. Gossamer – . a gauze fabric with an extremely fine texture.. 9/1. Unit 2 Vocabulary. Exempt (adj.) . - . grant relief from a rule or requirement.. If you do well on your test you may be . exempt . from the final exam.. Dismayed (v.) . - . struck with fear, dread, or consternation.. th. . Unit 4 Vocabulary. Accentuate- to stress, single out as important.. The girl wanted makeup that would . accentuate . her blue eyes.. Bizarre- conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.. Suitor- a man who courts a woman. .. The father was waiting a proper . suitor. for his daughter. Asunder- into parts or pieces. .. Hurricane Matthew ripped Florida . asunder.. Quell-suppress . or crush completely. th. . Unit 4 Vocabulary. Accentuate- to stress, single out as important.. The girl wanted makeup that would . accentuate . her blue eyes.. Bizarre- conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual.. -Oxford, Level E. To Acquiesce (Verb). I knew my parents would not buy me a car, so I decided to acquiesce (accept quietly). I’ll save my energy for an argument that I feel I can win.. To . Ac. CEPT. cognate. derivative. diminutive. inflection. orthography. paradigm. philology. phonology. rhetoric. syntax. Honesty and Deception. belie. clandestine. collusion . dissemble . nefarious. perfidious. probity. 28. Erasmian. or Seminary Type Pronunciations. English .  Greek. Greek .  English. Previous. Next. You can click . any . where on the screen to bring up the translated . word . Hit . Next/Previous . Vocabulary Unit 21 Quiz Friday 3-31-17 1. obsession (n.) a preoccupation; an idea, feeling, or impulse that a person cannot escape. 2. obtuse (adj.) not sharp-edged or pointed; blunt; intellectually and emotionally insensitive; dull -Oxford, Level E. To Acquiesce (Verb). I knew my parents would not buy me a car, so I decided to acquiesce (accept quietly). I’ll save my energy for an argument that I feel I can win.. To . Ac. CEPT. Modern Greek . Pronunciations. English .  Greek. Greek .  English. Previous. Next. You can click . any . where on the screen to bring up the translated . word . Hit . Next/Previous . button to .