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ADJECTIVE FURTIVE DEFINITION attempting to avoid notice or attention typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble secretive FURTIVE
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ADJECTIVE FURTIVE DEFINITION attempting to avoid notice or attention typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble secretive FURTIVE SYNONYMS surreptitious clandestine. SPOTLIGHT ON furtive The Latin nouns fur mean “There was a murmur of . assent. .”. Assent (v.): To express agreement. Synonyms: Acceptance, . approval. Antonyms: Disagreement. , . rejection. Bravado (n.). “Ralph surprised himself by the . bravado. Part Two. Week of 11.17 - 11.21. Disparagement. Noun - thing. Belittlement; an insult or way of talking badly of someone/something. Related words: depreciation, . derogation, demeaning. When Prince William married Catherine Middleton, there was some . (noun). -an opponent or enemy. Synonym-rival. Antonyms-team mate . The blue team looked over at their adversary with glares.. Aplomb. (noun). -self-confident in a difficult situation. Synonym-brave. Antonyms-coward. Furtive. . by . 12me. Furtive. by jimmyweee. Furtive. . by . limaoscarjuliet. . Furtive - (adj) [fur-tiv] stealthy or sneaky. . by . GianCayetano. Emulate. . by . stuartpilbrow. . Emulate. Priya Varma. Adversary . (noun). Synonyms- enemy. Antonyms- friend. http://images.webster-dictionary.org/dict/109/153602-adversary.gif. -an opponent or enemy . The little Shih-Tzu was the teddy bear’s adversary in a . (noun). -an opponent or enemy. Synonym-rival. Antonyms-team mate . The blue team looked over at their adversary with glares.. Aplomb. (noun). -self-confident in a difficult situation. Synonym-brave. Antonyms-coward. (verb). d. efinition. : . climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling. synonym. : . jostle, scurry, scuttle. antonym. : . settle. Sentence. : . He was . clambering. heavily among the creepers and broken trunks when a bird, a vision of red and yellow, flashed upwards with a witch-like cry; and this cry was echoed by another. (page 7). Group 4. Effrontery (noun). Definition: shameless boldness, impudence. Example: A soldier showing effrontery to a higher ranking officer would be severely reprimanded.. Synonyms: gall, chutzpah, nerve, impertinence, cheek . Adversary (Noun). Definition – An opponent or . enemy. . Sentence – The red troupe was spying on the adversary's team to find out secret information, for the red team to use against them.. Synonyms – antagonist, rival, . attempting to avoid notice or attention, typically because of guilt or a belief that discovery would lead to trouble; secretive.. FURTIVE- SYNONYMS. surreptitious. , . clandestine. ,. . covert. , . conspiratorial. Pd. 4. What elements make for a strong argument? What makes a weak argument. Explain.. Discourse. the use of words to exchange thoughts and ideas. . The discourse covered by Ms. Nelson in English 10 has many various topics.. Avarice. N. greed; desire for wealth. SYN: acquisitiveness ANT: largesse. Bacchanalian. Adj. wild and drunken. ANT: restrained. Bastion. N. a strong defense or fort (or something likened to it). HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 15 1. furtive (adj.) done quickly and secretly to avoid being noticed . With a furtive glance over his shoulder, the burglar slipped into the building when the guard wasn’t looking.
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