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Lesson 4 Vocabulary 	 Set B Lesson 4 Vocabulary 	 Set B

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Buffoon n a clown a coarse stupid person Some students think that they need to play the buffoon in order to entertain their classmates and charm their teachers controversial adj arousing argument dispute or disagreement ID: 756955

force void virtual empty void force empty virtual dishearten hostile effect life school inflict spirited completely controversial procure buffoon malignant

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Lesson 4 Vocabulary

Set BSlide2

Buffoon

(n) a clown; a coarse, stupid person

Some students think that they need to play the

buffoon in order to entertain their classmates and charm their teachers.Slide3

controversial

(

adj

) arousing argument, dispute, or disagreementThe school board waited until all members were present before issuing the

controversial proposal to ban after-school programs.Slide4

dishearten

(v) to discourage

Do not let your low score on the math test

dishearten

you.Slide5

hostile

(

adj

) unfriendly; unfavorable; warlike, aggressiveRelations between the two nations have been

hostile for decades.Slide6

inflict

(v) to give or cause something unpleasant, impose

Despite all the jokes, doctors do not like to

inflict

pain on their patients.Slide7

malignant

(

adj

) deadly, extremely harmful, evil; spiteful, maliciousMuch to the patient’s relief, the x-ray revealed no

malignant growth.Slide8

procure

(v) to obtain through special effort; to bring about

The hospital held a raffle to

procure

the necessary funds for the new children’s wing.Slide9

spirited

(

adj

) full of life and vigor; courageousThe royal soldiers put up a

spirited defense against the invading army.Slide10

virtual

(

adj

) having a certain force or effect in fact but not in name; so close as to be equivalent to the real thing

To those who worked in the office, the bossy new manager was a virtual dictator.Slide11

void

(

adj

) completely empty; having no legal force or effect(n) empty or unfilled space(v) to cancel or nullify

I thought that poem was completely void of sense.

Grandmother’s death left a great

void

in my grandfather’s life.

Do you know how to

void

a check?