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Unit 4 Vocab 10 th grade - PowerPoint Presentation

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Unit 4 Vocab 10 th grade - PPT Presentation

Please get out your vocab and get ready for unit 4 Make sure these are going in your binder under the vocab tab Inkling n   a hint a vague notion I had an inkling that the game time was going to be moved because of the clouds rolling in ID: 760818

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Unit 4 Vocab

10

th

grade

Please get out your vocab and get ready for unit 4!

Make sure these are going in your binder under the vocab tab

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Inkling (n)

 – a hint; a vague notion

​I had an inkling that the game time was going to be moved because of the clouds rolling in.

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Limpid (adj) – clear; transparent; readily understood​The water was so limpid that I saw the tree all the way at the bottom. 

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Copious

 (adj)– abundant; plentiful

​There was a copious amount of money left over that we went to dinner.​Symbol of Thanksgiving is called a cornucopia with food spilling out of it.  

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Poignant (adj) (

poy

-ant)

 – deeply affecting; touching, emotional

​The kissing in the rain scene was  poignant to the viewer. 

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Rancor (n)– bitter resentment or ill-will, hatred​He has such a rancor for broccoli that he threw it across the room. 

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Emaciated (adj) – made unnaturally thin​The emaciated boy was too weak to fight off his kidnapper.

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Acquiesce (v) – to agree to or to submit​The administration decided to acquiesce and let the students have a dance

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Contentious (adj) – quarrelsome; inclined to argue​A contentious person is one who likes to argue about anything.Con=with or for, against

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Garrulous (adj)

 – excessively chatty

​Garrulous people make great talk show hosts.

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Exponent (n) – one who advocates or speaks for Obama's wife is an exponent of healthy nutrition for young people.