Lesson 8 Vocabulary Set B affluence n wealth riches prosperity great abundance plenty Education ahrd work and a very strong desire to succeed can raise a person from poverty to affluence ID: 762170
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Lesson 8 Vocabulary Set B
affluence (n) wealth, riches, prosperity; great abundance, plenty Education, ahrd work, and a very strong desire to succeed can raise a person from poverty to affluence.
cringe (v) to shrink back or hide in dear or submissiveness My father told me to be brave and not to cringe when the doctor vaccinated me.
immobile ( adj ) not movable; not movingModels must remain immobile for a long time in order for an artist to draw or paint them accurately.
innovation (n) something new, a change; the act of introducing a new method, idea, device, etc. Our furnace has an energy-saving innovation that turns the heat on and off at certain intervals.
jovial ( adj ) good-humored, in high spirits; merryMy jovial friend is very entertaining and is always the life of the party.
minimum (n) the smallest possible amount ( adj) the lowest permissible or possibleI need to sleep a minimum of seven hours every night.The minimum age to get a driver’s license in this state is sixteen.
nimble ( adj ) quick and skillful in movement, agile; cleverAs the nimble climber scaled Mount Everest, it looked as if she was barely exerting any energy at all.
onset (n) the beginning, start (especially of something violent and destructive); an attack, assault At the onset of the heavy storm, frightened people ran to find shelter.
retrieve (v) to find and bring back, get back; to put right, make good I don’t relish having to retrieve the tennis balls every time you hit them over the fence.
template (n) a pattern, typically in the form of metal, wood, or plastic; something that is used as a model to imitate The carpenter created a wooden template for a stair step so that he could easily construct the staircase.