PPT-Hamlet Vocabulary abate Verb

To lessen to decrease Synonym decline dwindle ebb recede Antonym enlarge escalate swell intensify abhorred Adjective Hated disgusting Synonym despised detested loathed Antonym favored prized adored. stringent. adjective. bane. noun. boon. noun. opaque. adjective. levity. noun. remuneration. noun. egregious. adjective. laud. verb. drab. adjective. deter. verb. Vocabulary Word. Synonyms. Antonyms. English 10. Vocabulary #. 1. altruistic. . - adj.. . -unselfishly . concerned for the welfare of others, . generous. ambivalent. . - adj.. . -having . contrary feelings or attitude, uncertain as . Transgression. (noun) . (Part One): violation of a . . law or command. . The laws say that none among men may be alone, ever and at any time, for this is the great transgression and the root of all evil.. Wednesday, Sept. 3. 1. The prefix psyche means mind. . 2. The suffix -ology means the study of.. 3. . Related: (verb) had something to do with. 4. . glory- (noun) praise or honor. 5. . tangible- (adjective) able to be seen, touched, or felt. Vocabulary List #4. 1. Cessation (noun). 2. Commence (verb). 3. Deter (verb). 4. Hamper (verb). 5. Obstruction (noun). 6. Preclude . (verb). 7. Procrastinate . (verb). 8. Scuttle . (verb). 9. Subside . Abate. acknowledge. Agent. Authority. Devastate. epidemic. Estimate. Evict. I know the word and can explain it. I know the word, but can’t explain it. I don’t know the word. Today we will acquire and use academic vocabulary. his electricity bill, Conrad only used compact florescent light bulbs. . (v.) to make less in amount, degree, etc.; to subside, become less; to nullify; to deduct, omit. Synonyms: . diminish, decrease, subside, let up. abate. V. – to make less in amount, degree. Below – waiting for the fire to abate. adulation. N. – praise or flattery that is excessive. anathema. N. – an object of intense dislike; a curse. astute. v.—to make less in amount, degree; to deduct. Synonym. : decrease; subside. We stood on the dock on that moonless night, waiting for the storm to . abate. .. adulation. n.—praise or flattery that is excessive. English 10. Vocabulary #. 1. altruistic. . - adj.. . -unselfishly . concerned for the welfare of others, . generous. ambivalent. . - adj.. . -having . contrary feelings or attitude, uncertain as . Sadler-Oxford Level E Vocabulary Unit #9 To Allocate (verb) I allocated ( designated ) almost half of my paychecks to paying for car insurance and gasoline each month. To Al locate (verb) I al located Vocabulary Words for: Dark they were and Golden Eyed Amiss: (adj) not right or out of place. Sentence from the text: Something made him check everything each morning- warm hearth, potted blood- geraniums- precisely as if he expected something to be Vocabulary 5 a Acquire and use accurately grade-appropriate general academic and domain-specific words and phrases; gather vocabulary knowledge when considering a word or phrase important to comprehension or expression. Honors. 1. elixir. (noun) a supposed remedy for all ailments. synonym: medicine . 2. desiccated. (adjective) dried up. synonym: dehydrated. 3. cessation. (noun) a stopping; a discontinuance. synonym: a pause.