PPT-Word Wealth Unit 4

Entry and Related Words Slides 110 Verbs Slides 1120 Nouns Abate v t o lessen or decrease Related Words diminish syn w ane more poetic than diminish Antonym wax. Presented by. Somnath. . Pyne. Secretary, Freed. . The . F . orce. for . R . ural. . E . mpowerment. and . E . conomic. . D . evelopment. . 128/18, Hazra Road, 1st Floor. Kolkata, India. +91.33.6450.6521. Verbs and Nouns. Verbs. Abolish. To do away with, put an end to. Related Words. Dissipate-. (energy, a mist). Annul- . (a law or marriage). Eradicate-. (a pest or evil). Acquire. To get. , . procure, . Adjectives and Nouns. Sharp, severe, perceptive. Related Words:. Discernment. -Clear seeing). Astuteness. -mental sharpness. Acute. ACUTE ANGLE. Nimble, quick, skillful. Agile. Irregular, wandering, having no fixed course. Adjectives Only. Brusque. Abrupt, blunt, curt. Related Words:. Tactless. - lacking in skill or grace when dealing with others. Surly- . rude, blunt in an unkind way. Blatant-. disagreeably loud or noisy . Complicit (adj.) – associated with or participating in a questionable act or crime. Copy down word and definition. Write a sentence using the word. Write a synonym or antonym of the word. Seize the Day! 11/23. Entry and Related Words. Words 1-10 Verbs. Words 11-20 Nouns. To stick fast, cling. 1. Adhere. To change or modify. RW: . alter ego . (“other self”). RW: . deviate. (to turn from an intended plan or course of action). Pastor . Keone. James 5:1-3. 1. . Now listen, you rich people, weep and wail because of the misery that is coming upon you. . 2 . Your wealth has rotted, and moths have eaten your clothes. . 3 . Your gold and silver are corroded. Their corrosion will testify against you and eat your flesh like fire. You have hoarded wealth in the last days. a. b. ch. e. st. cl. o. ck. tr. u. ck. st. i. ck. Unit 1. c. u. be. b. i. ke. r. o. se. Unit 2. y. o. . y. o. . fl. y. m. e. Unit 3. sl. ei. gh. br. ai. d. h. ay. Unit 4. st. ea. k. b. oa. t. cr. ow. Poverty . Alleviation. Charles M. A. Clark. Senior Fellow, . Vincentian Center for Church and Society. Professor of Economics,. St. John’s University. Capital . Markets Colloquium, . Seton Hall University, . To caution or advise against something; to scold mildly; to remind of a duty . Breach (. n,v. ). (n) An opening, gap, rupture, rift; a violation or infraction. (v) to create an opening, break through. Words 1-10 Verbs. Words 11-20 Nouns. To stick fast, cling. 1. Adhere. To change or modify. RW: . alter ego . (“other self”). RW: . deviate. (to turn from an intended plan or course of action). 2. Alter. 2. . Getting a good education will do much to _________ the problem of finding a job that pays well.. 3. .  The mournful tolling of the church bells sounded through the hillside.. 4. Compose a COMPOUND-COMPLEX sentence using the word DISCERN. Legislative Analyst146s Office23California is the wealthiest state in the nation Despite this overall prosperity wealth varies considerably across the state and its residents The concentration of weal DBQ: Evaluate the extent to which religious responses to wealth accumulation in Eurasia in the period between 600B.C.E. TO 1500C.E. . DIFFERED. from state/. govt. responses to wealth accumulation..