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Chapter 1012 Assimilating Comprehending taking in Assimilating was easier once Victor lost his accent Compelled Urged or drove forcefully Dean felt compelled to do something even though he had no idea what to do ID: 377888

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Vocabulary 4

Chapter 10-12Slide2

Assimilating

Comprehending; taking inAssimilating was easier once Victor lost his accent.Slide3

Compelled

Urged or drove forcefully

Dean felt compelled to do something even

though he had no idea what to do.Slide4

Myopia

Nearsightedness

Concave Lenses are used in the treatment of myopia or short sight.Slide5

Sniveling

Whining in a weak manner

I'd rather have entertained my house guest than listened to

Xavier

sniveling and

begging. Slide6

Propitiatingly

Pacifying; appeasing

Mrs. Draper patted the girl's shoulder propitiatingly. Slide7

Quavered

Spoke in a trembling voice

Alex could hardly see; his smile quavered.Slide8

Truculently

Savagely;aggresivelyThe teens behaved in the most high-handed, brutal and

truculently

manner.Slide9

Talisman

Object thought to have magical power

Sean

wore a glowing talisman on a leather chain around his neck

.Slide10

Cynical(ly)

Distrustful(ly) of human nature

Brayden

was cynical about politicians' promises on taxes

.Slide11

Acrid

Pungent or bitter odor or taste

The acrid smell of sulfur surfed a breeze and burned

her

nose

.Slide12

Cordon

A line of people enclosing an area The Secret Service agents formed a cordon on either side of the street,

so President Obama could pass unhindered to his

destination.Slide13

Ululating

Howling; wailing

The choir sang traditional hymns punctuated with claps and the ululating tribal cries of celebration.Slide14

Elephantine

Massive; clumsy; enormous

Aiden’s face is in agony as an elephantine crushing weight attacks

him.Slide15

Crepitation

Crackling sound There will also be swelling, with difficulty of locomotion, and crepitation will be easy of detection.Slide16

Epaulettes

Fringed shoulder pad on a military uniformThe General has epaulettes on his uniform.