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Week Two LA 9 Vocabulary - PowerPoint Presentation

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persuade v to convince someone using reasoning pleading etc He persuaded his crush to go to the dance with him noun verb adjective adverb persuasion persuade persuasive persuasively ID: 776486

dis cian astro aster dis cian astro aster weather concur meticulous agree star astra omni anecdote change special skill

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Week Two

LA 9 Vocabulary

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persuade (v.)

to convince someone using reasoning, pleading, etc.He persuaded his crush to go to the dance with him.

nounverbadjectiveadverbpersuasionpersuadepersuasivepersuasively

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anecdote (n.)

a short, often funny, storyThe anecdote in the applicant’s cover letter stood out to the employer.

nounverbadjectiveadverbanecdote--anecdotalanecdotally

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concur (v.)

to agree withThe jury concurred with the defense attorney’s points.

nounverbadjectiveadverb--concur----

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plagiarize (v.)

to copy another person’s idea or written work and claim it as original

The novel was removed from shelves once news spread that it had been plagiarized.

noun

verb

adjective

adverb

plagiarism

plagiarize

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meticulous (adj.)

extremely careful and preciseShe was meticulous when editing her best friend’s paper.

nounverbadjectiveadverbmeticulousness, meticulosity--meticulousmeticulously

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whether (conj.)

expressing doubt or choice between alternativesI had to choose whether or not I wanted to have pizza or salad for dinner.

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weather (n.)

the state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards to heat, dryness. sunshine, wind, rain, etc.Washington weather can change from sunny to rainy in a matter of minutes.

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weather (v.)

to wear away or change the appearance or texture of (something) by long exposure to the airWeathering created natural arches in some rock formations.

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aster, astro, astra

Star

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aster, astro, astra

Star

Astro

logy

Astro

nomy

Aster

isk (*)

Aster

oid

Astro

naut

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dis-

Not, apart

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dis-

Not, apart

Dis

agree

Dis

appear

Dis

grace

Dis

honest

Dis

appoint

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omni

All, every

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omni

All, everyOmnipotentOmniscientOmnivoreOmnipresent

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-cian

Having a special skill

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-cian

Having a special skill

Physi

cian

Musi

cian

Pediatri

cian

Mathemati

cian

Politi

cian