PPT-Derision

Part of Speech noun Definition contemptuous ridicule or mockery Synonyms mockery ridicule sneering making fun of Antonyms admiration approval praise respect Sentence . Guy de Collongue 69130 Ecully Cedex France Tel 33 4 78 33 77 38 Fax 33 4 78 33 79 28 mail fayem lyoncom Paper presented at Critical Management Stud ies 4 Conference Cambridge July 4 6 2005 Psychoanalytic thought and the Critical Management projec Act 1 Quiz. Act 2 & 3 Vocabulary (if time permits). May 13, 2011. Amorous. Male birds engage in amorous behavior- nest building, singing, showing off their finery- in order to attract females.. Term. Definition . Picture Clue. contempt . a feeling that someone or something is not worthy of respect or approval . constraints . something that limits or restricts someone or something. conscientious . Ambition,Distraction, Uglification and Derision: The Case forConfluent Education in Math ProceduresMarianne D'Emidio-CastonLecturer/SupervisorTeacher Education ProgramGraduate School of EducationUnive Vocab Unit 3 . Chapters 2-4. archly (. adv.. ). extremely; to react in an arch way (having or showing an amused feeling of being superior to or knowing more than other people). Curley’s wife . archly. The Case of . Metaphtonymy. Herbert L. . Colston. , University of Alberta. 1. st. International Symposium on Figurative Thought and Language. Thessaloniki, Greece, April 26, 2014. Leonard. : Just because people appreciate comic books doesn't make them . Vocabulary . Derision (n): when you show that you think someone or something is stupid or silly. His classmates showered him in derision for asking such a silly question.. He reacted with derision at her proposal.. Lesson Two. Placate. pla. . cate. verb. definition: to appease, to make peace. Latin: . placare. Spanish: . aplacar. Sentence: I had to switch the date of the party to placate my mother.. Derision. de . Vocabulary 3. Chapter 7-9. Coverts . Underbrush providing cover for game. The spy went to great lengths to make sure his enemies would not discover his covert plans.. Crestfallen. . Feeling shame or humiliation. Section . 1. junctures . (1. ), . recumbent . (1. ), . morosely . (4. ), . droned . (6. ), . brusquely . (8. ), . pantomime . (8. ), . contemplated . (8. ), . imperiously . (9. ), . anguished . (11. ), . . D. amato. O. r. D. ie. !?!. VOCABULARY WORDS, BEST BE READY..!!?!. WORD #1 .. Advertiser. verb. 1. to announce or praise some public medium of communication in order to induce people to buy or use it.. English 510. Vocabulary Knowledge Rating Scale. Vocabulary Word. Know. It. Heard It. No. Clue. Definition. acute. vexed. 3) sagacity. 4). refrained. 5) wary. 6) suavity. 7) vehemently. 8) gesticulations. Part of Speech:. . noun. Definition: . contemptuous . ridicule or . mockery. Synonyms. : . mockery, . ridicule, sneering, making fun of. Antonyms: . admiration, approval, praise, . respect. Sentence: . Grade 6 Unit 4 Week 5. Evaluate. Evaluate Author’s Perspective. Strategy & Skill. dry. arid. Something that helps a person or thing. benefit. When you work for a company, they give you benefits..