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Ch 8 amp 9 Inexplicable It was inexplicable when the shy child stood up and started singing It was inexplicable how he fell off the roof and didnt hurt himself Inexplicable Definition adj ID: 783798

synonyms definition reverent recede definition synonyms recede reverent ecstatic corroborate garrulous pretense inexplicable tactful exasperated superfluous complacent man showing

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Slide1

The Great Gatsby Vocabulary

Ch.

8 & 9

Slide2

Inexplicable

It was

inexplicable

when the shy child stood up and started singing.It was inexplicable how he fell off the roof and didn’t hurt himself.

Slide3

Inexplicable

Definition – (adj.)

unable to be explained or accounted

for.Synonyms – unaccountable; unexplainable; incomprehensible

Slide4

Pretense

A lot of adults pretend to be children but really join chat rooms under false

pretense

.Because Frank stutters, he makes no pretense of being a wonderful speaker.

Slide5

Pretense

Definition –

(n.

) an attempt to make something that is not the case appear true.Synonyms – make-believe; putting on an act; acting

Slide6

Corroborate

The defense attorney could not find anyone to

corroborate

his client’s alibi.I prayed my friend would corroborate the lie I told my parents!

Slide7

Corroborate

Definition –

(v)

confirm or give support to (a statement, theory, or finding).Synonyms – confirm; verify; endorse

Slide8

Ecstatic

She was

ecstatic

when she learned she won the election.The students were ecstatic when they found out school was closed.

Slide9

Ecstatic

Definition –

(adj.)

feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement.Synonyms – elated; overjoyed; blissful

Slide10

Tactful

Jan was

tactful

in telling her boss his breath smelled badJuan is not tactful and always offends people.

Slide11

Tactful

Definition –

(adj.

) having the ability to do or say things without offending or upsetting other people.Synonyms – diplomatic; considerate; thoughtful

Slide12

Exasperated

Jim’s mother became exasperated when he dropped out of school.

Raider

fans became exasperated and lost interest after another losing season.

Slide13

Exasperated

Definition – (adj.)

irritated or annoyed to a high degree

Synonyms – annoyed; irritated; provoked

Slide14

Garrulous

Because Jake is

garrulous

, asking him to keep a secret is impossible.The garrulous man held up the line

as he rambled on

about

his pet squirrel

.

Slide15

Garrulous

Definition – (

adj.

) excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters. Synonyms – talkative; loquacious; voluble

Slide16

Ch. 9

Slide17

Superfluous

I

t is

superfluous to have 20 pairs of shoes when you only wear the same 5 pairs.Sandy had a superfluous amount of candy, so she shared the rest with her friends.

Slide18

Superfluous

Definition –

(

adj) unnecessary, especially through being more than enough. Synonyms – unneeded; redundant; excess

Slide19

Reverent

He was a '

Reverent

' man in the presence of royalty, showing great respect.You should be reverent if you ever meet the president.

Slide20

Reverent

Definition – (

adj.)

feeling or showing deep and solemn respect. Synonyms – respectful; reverential; admiring

Slide21

Complacent

Although Chuck wanted an 'A' in the class, he was

complacent

with a 'B'.After they won their first game, they became complacent and stopped trying.

Slide22

Complacent

Definition – (adj.)

s

atisfied with how things are and not wanting to change themSynonyms – confident; satisfied; pleased

Slide23

Recede

If you look

at Mr. Abdul’s

hair, you can see where his hairline has started to recede.The animals will recede further into the forest as developers continue to cut down trees.

Slide24

Recede

Definition –

(v.)

go or move back or further away from a previous position.Synonyms – retreat; go back; withdraw