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
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Week Two
LA 9 Vocabulary
Slide2persuade (v.)
to convince someone using reasoning, pleading, etc.He persuaded his crush to go to the dance with him.
nounverbadjectiveadverbpersuasionpersuadepersuasivepersuasively
Slide3anecdote (n.)
a short, often funny, storyThe anecdote in the applicant’s cover letter stood out to the employer.
nounverbadjectiveadverbanecdote--anecdotalanecdotally
Slide4concur (v.)
to agree withThe jury concurred with the defense attorney’s points.
nounverbadjectiveadverb--concur----
Slide5plagiarize (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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Slide6meticulous (adj.)
extremely careful and preciseShe was meticulous when editing her best friend’s paper.
nounverbadjectiveadverbmeticulousness, meticulosity--meticulousmeticulously
Slide7whether (conj.)
expressing doubt or choice between alternativesI had to choose whether or not I wanted to have pizza or salad for dinner.
Slide8weather (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.
Slide9weather (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.
Slide10aster, astro, astra
Star
Slide11aster, astro, astra
Star
Astro
logy
Astro
nomy
Aster
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Aster
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Astro
naut
Slide12dis-
Not, apart
Slide13dis-
Not, apart
Dis
agree
Dis
appear
Dis
grace
Dis
honest
Dis
appoint
Slide14omni
All, every
Slide15omni
All, everyOmnipotentOmniscientOmnivoreOmnipresent
Slide16-cian
Having a special skill
Slide17-cian
Having a special skill
Physi
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Musi
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Pediatri
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Mathemati
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Politi
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