PPT-Definition/Part of Speech

verb to pull or carry with effort lug Synonyms pull Antonyms drop Sentence I wish we had lockers then I wouldnt have to lug around this backpack Picture DefinitionPart of Speech. : . Vocabulary I . perpetual. perpetual. “She was a pretty girl with short light brown hair and an almost . perpetual. smile that only disappeared when she was upset or chewing on . Bic. pens”(p.1).. 15. A Long Walk to Water . Name:. Date:. Subject/Period:. Gingerly . Definition:. Part of Speech:. “It was worth it, Salve thought, as he touched his eye . gingerly.”. Honeycomb. . Definition:. Part of Speech:. 18 . Vocabulary. A Long Walk to . Water. 7. th. Grade. Name:. Date:. Scythed. Part of Speech:. Definition:. Sentence: . I . scythed. all the weeds from my garden. . Mourn . Part of Speech:. Definition:. Ultima. . by . Rudolfo. Anaya. Vocabulary. vantage. “From the top of the stairs I had a vantage point into the heart of our home, my mother’s kitchen” (Anaya 1).. Part of speech – noun. Definition – a position, condition, or place affording some advantage or a commanding view. 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 . Vocabulary. . vociferously. The children were playing so vociferously upstairs that I could hear them down stairs over the washing machine. . Definition: crying out noisily; clamorous. Part of Speech. Vocabulary . loathe. I loathe shopping for new clothes because nothing fits the way that I want it to.. Definition: To feel disgust or intense aversion for. Part of Speech: Verb. Synonyms: detest, hate. :. (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. 20 WORDS. Word: Abnegate. Definition: to deny oneself, to reject. Part of Speech: verb. Example Sentence:. She abnegated the ice cream in order to keep her preparations for the Olympic swim team . on track. . :. (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.. Grade 10 Unit 4 Abstruse DEFINITION: Difficult to understand PART OF SPEECH: ADJ EXAMPLE SENTENCE: At lunch the students complained they could not understand their professor’s abstruse lectures. Anarchy Grade 10H Vocab Units 4-6 Test: _______________ Abstruse DEFINITION: Difficult to understand PART OF SPEECH: ADJ EXAMPLE SENTENCE: At lunch the students complained they could not understand their professor’s abstruse lectures.