PPT-Definition/Part of Speech

adj Lavish extravagant Effusively and almost uninhibitedly enthusiastic exuberant Synonyms lavish Antonyms dispirited Sentence The exuberant Honors students couldnt wait to read as many books as possible off the 101 listespecially Spencer. Part of Speech:. . noun. Definition: . contemptuous . ridicule or . mockery. Synonyms. : . mockery, . ridicule, sneering, making fun of. Antonyms: . admiration, approval, praise, . respect. Sentence: . by Kate Chopin. Vocabulary. Copy the following…. afflict. Part of Speech: Verb. Definition: cause pain or suffering (emotionally or bodily). Variations: afflicted, afflicting, affliction, . Uses: to be . Acquainted. Part of Speech: Verb. Definition: Aware of or familiar with. Example: . Becca. was acquainted with Kendra before either of them came to MMSA.. Lavish. Part of Speech: Adjective. Definition: Extravagant or unrestrained. Crossroads Middle School. 7th/8th Grade. Trimester Two. 2014-2015. *. Updated . 2/11/15. fid. Latin. Definition. : faith, trust. Vocabulary. confidential. fidelity. infidel. confidential. . Part of speech. 20. . Vocabulary. A Long Walk to Water. . 1/7-11. 7. th. Grade. Name:. Date:. Earnestly. Part of Speech:. Definition:. Sentence: . My cousin . earnestly. wanted to help me move; he even took a day off of work in order to help. . Thought . and . Judgment. Thought and judgment are central to our lives. Our language reflects this in such common expressions as “to have second thoughts,” ”think the matter over,” ”sit in judgment,” and “reserve judgment.” This lesson presents words that deal with the human thought process.. Your Name:______________________. Today’s Date:____________________. Directions: Please take notes by looking at the PowerPoint slides. Do not throw these notes away, they will be necessary to your success.. MS. LEWIS. WEEK 1. Petty. Part of Speech: Adjective. Definition: Not important . Sentence: When we divided the lunch bill, it seemed . petty. to argue over who would pay the extra five cents.. Question: What are some other things that are too . some . for you. Words that are missing information, you will fill in missing information. . Sat vocabulary . 21. . Download “Dictionary.com” app on IPhone/Android. It will be especially helpful for vocabulary study. . Group 3. Grimace . Definition: an ugly, twisted expression on a person's face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement.. Part of Speech: noun/verb. Sentence: The children . grimaced. at the thought of eating broccoli.. :. (adj.) Lavish, extravagant. Effusively and almost uninhibitedly enthusiastic.. exuberant. Synonyms. : . lavish, . Antonyms. : . dispirited, . Sentence. :. The . exuberant. Honors students couldn’t wait to read as many books as possible off the 101 list—especially Spencer.. :. (adj.) Approaching death; about to die. Stagnant.. moribund. Synonyms. : . expiring, inactive, . Antonyms. :. rejuvenating, alive, . Sentence. :. Do you feel sorry for the . moribund. deer and possum on the side of the freeway? . Part of Speech: verb. Example Sentence: After details of the political scandal . were revealed, . public pressure caused the mayor to abdicate his position. . . Word: Adverse. Definition: unfavorable, disadvantageous. Word: Adherent Definition: follower, supporter Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: Jen is a strong adherent of organizations that advocate for social justice. Word: Adulterate Definition: to contaminate or make worse by adding a lesser material