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Grade 1o Vocab Unit 3 Absolute – Vindicate 20 WORDS.

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1 Grade 1o Vocab Unit 3 Absolute – Vindicate 20 WORDS

2 Word: Absolute Definition: total, unlimited Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: Napoleon Bonaparte was an absolute ruler who had total control of France at the time.

3 Word: Amorous Definition: romantic, lustful Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: The amorous couple walking down the street were holding hands and whispering to one another.

4 Word: Avarice Definition: greed Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: Bob’s avarice for money corrupted him to do sketchy business transactions just to make more cash.

5 Word: Celibacy Definition: abstinence Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: After a number of failed relationships, Susie decided to take a vow of celibacy and not become involved with anyone for awhile.

6 Word: Congregate Definition: to come together Part of Speech: verb Example Sentence: The school congregated in the auditorium for the assembly.

7 Word: Derogatory Definition: showing a critical or disrespectful attitude Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: George got in trouble for make derogatory signals to the new student and referring to him as a loser.

8 Word: Engender Definition: to create/cause Part of Speech: verb Example Sentence: Puppies usually engender a sense of warmth and happiness within people.

9 Word: FOREGO Definition: to go without Part of Speech: verb Example Sentence: Bob decided to forego attending college in order to start working after high school.

10 Word: incongruous Definition: not consistent Part of Speech: adj Example Sentence: The bright purple house with the pink flamingoes on the lawn seemed incongruous on a street where every other house was white with black shutters.

11 Word: Nefarious Definition: wicked, evil Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: The CIA intercepted the terrorist’s nefarious plot to wreak havoc on the country.

12 Word: Libel Definition: written/published falsehood that damages a reputation Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: The celebrity sued the gossip magazine for libel after it printed false, negative statements about her.

13 Word: Pensive Definition: thoughtful and sad Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: Laura looked like she was in a pensive mood as she stared thoughtfully out the window.

14 Word: Prodigy Definition: an extremely talented child Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: Yo Yo Ma was deemed a prodigy on both the violin and cello at the mere age of 6-years-old.

15 Word: REBUKE Definition: to criticize Part of Speech: verb Example Sentence: The media constantly rebukes Miley Cyrus for her controversial actions.

16 Word: Rendezvous Definition: a meeting at an agreed time and place Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: George and Jane planned a secret rendezvous at 4 pm at the GPL.

17 Word: Sensory Definition: having to do with the senses Part of Speech: adj Example Sentence: The sensory description of the meal made readers feel like they could smell and taste it.

18 Word: Surrogate Definition: substitute Part of Speech: noun Example Sentence: A former teacher served as a surrogate while our real teacher was out for a few weeks.

19 Word: Uniform Definition: consistent Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: MCAS is administered in a uniform manner in all schools in the state of Massachusetts each year.

20 Word: Unremitting Definition: relentless, constant Part of Speech: adjective Example Sentence: Rafael Nadal’s unremitting attitude about the value of hard work and winning has led him to win many championships.

21 Word: Vindicate Definition: to justify, to clear from blame Part of Speech: verb Example Sentence: The lawyer vindicated his client who had been accused of stealing.


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