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ELA Week of May 812 PUNG Meaning point pierce Example expunge to remove completely from something The lawyer successfully expunged the convicts record PLAC Meaning please suit be acceptable ID: 718829

evasive meaning hilarity anecdote meaning evasive anecdote hilarity moment volatile swiftly draconian laws dolorous pain placate dor great dubious

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Vocabulary Lists 29/30

Ms. Mendoza’s ClassELAWeek of May 8-12Slide2

PUNG

Meaning: point, pierceExample: expunge (to remove completely from something)

“The lawyer successfully

expunged

the convict’s record.” Slide3

PLAC

Meaning; please, suit, be acceptable Example: placate (to be more favorably inclined)

“Because Marilyn was unable to

placate

her crying baby last night, she did not get any sleep at all.”Slide4

CENS

Meaning: assessed, judged, ratedExample: censor (forbid the public distribution of …especially via a newspaper or movie)

“During the dictatorship of Fidel Castro, the newspapers were

censored

.”Slide5

cede

Meaning: to yield

Example:

“The losing player

conceded the game to the winner.”Slide6

DRACON

Meaning: snake, serpent, dragonExample: draconian (meaning laws that are extremely harsh or evil)

“The

draconian

laws by the government were too much for me; I escaped the country.” Slide7

DOL

Meaning; pain Example: dolorous (something painful)

“Something that is 

dolorous

, like music, causes mental pain because it itself is full of grief and sorrow

.”Slide8

DOR

Meaning: backExample: dor

belonging to or on or near the back or upper surface of an animal or organ or partSlide9

DYN

Meaning: POWER!

Example: dynasty (a succession of rulers of the same line of descent)

“The Han Dynasty ruled China for many years!”Slide10

DOT

Meaning: to giveExample: anecdote

(An 

anecdote

 is a short personal story that someone tells amusing)“He told the anecdotes”

about his time during the Vietnam War.”Slide11

DUB

Meaning: to doubtExample: dubious(there is a great deal of disbelief or doubt about it)“The

dubious

story from the so-called witness hurt the defendant.” Slide12

hilar

MEANING happy, bliss

Example: hilarity (with great merriment)

“It was with sincere

hilarity that I hand this award to you.” Slide13

volat

Meaning: move swiftly, flyExample: volatile (can change swiftly and very widely)“The entertainer is very

volatile;

one moment he can play the bass, the next moment he can play rhythm guitar.” Slide14

VAS

Meaning: to go Example: evasive (when someone is evasive, they are avoiding someone or they do not give a direct answer)“I saw him at the store, but he was being

evasive

.”Slide15

VAG

Meaning to wander or roamExample: vagabond(someone who wanders around aimlessly looking for employment or shelter)

“The

vagabond

was questioned by the police.” Slide16

ven

Meaning to sellExample: vendor (person who sells goods)Slide17

Tain

Meaning to hold

Example: retain (to hold on to or keep for a long time)

“The political sign said, ‘Retain Judge Pressor for Ward 3.’”Slide18

Crypt: meaning hidden

Cry: to shout out in complaintCulp: faultCuss: strike