Word of the Day Week of April 2 nd through April 5 th.

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Word of the Day Week of April 2 nd through April 5 th

Monday, April 2 nd – 1 st Block Can you guess what the word disdainful [dis- deyn - fuhl] means?disdainful Disdainful is an adjective. Can you make it a noun? From the Old French des- (do the opposite of) + deignier (treat as worthy) Other forms include: disdainfully (adverb); disdainfulness (noun)

Monday, April 2 nd – 2 nd Block disdainful – adjective. Full of bitter scorn or pride; aloof What other words mean the same as disdainful (synonyms)? Contemptuous, insolent, condescending, haughty What words mean the opposite of disdainful (antonyms)? Respectful, praising

Monday, April 2 nd – 3 rd Block Can you use the word disdainful in a sentence to describe the picture to the right? disdain Example: Aware of American’s disdain toward paying taxes, the manufacturer began playfully screening a tax form on his toilet paper. Now try writing your own sentence using the term disdainful.

Monday, April 2 nd – 4 th Block Complete the following analogy: Disdainful is to despising, as mournful is to _____. Sad, heartbroken, forlorn, etc. (Synonyms) What other images would you associate with being disdainful?

Tuesday, April 3 rd – 1 st Block “What has a writer to be bombastic about? Whatever good a man may write is the consequence of accident, luck, or surprise, and nobody is more surprised than an honest writer when he makes a good phrase or says something truthful.” - Edward Dahlberg What do you think the word bombastic [bom- bas -tik] means?bombastic What part of speech is bombastic (or any word ending in –ic)? From the Old French bombace (cotton wadding) + -ic (having to do with). Other forms include: bombastically (adverb), bombast (noun)

Tuesday, April 3 rd – 2 nd Block bombastic – adjective. Using language in a pompous, showy way; speaking to impress others What is a synonym for the word bombastic? Grandiloquent, pompous, histrionic What word means the opposite of bombastic? Humble, reserved, aureate, restrained

Tuesday, April 3 rd – 3 rd Block Can you use the word bombastic to describe the image to the right? Example: The descriptions in the children’s book were a bit too bombastic for my taste. Now try writing your own sentence using the term bombastic. Satiated Companion Cavorting Sphere Oscillating Equine Reverberation Chamber Hexahedronseffigy

Tuesday, April 3 rd – 4 th Block Can you complete the analogy: Bombastic is to unassuming, as cautious is to ____. Reckless, wild, unrestrained, etc. (Antonyms) Who else would you describe as bombastic?

Wednesday, April 4 th – 1 st Block “Circumlocution, n. A literary trick whereby the writer who has nothing to say breaks it gently to the reader. “ -- Ambrose Bierce What does circumlocution [sur-kuhm- loh- kyoo-shuhn] mean? circumlocution If circumlocution is a noun, how can you make it a verb? From Greek circum (around) + locutio ( a speaking) Other forms: circumlocutory (adjective), circumlocutional (adjective), “ circumlocutionary (adjective)

Wednesday, April 4 th – 2 nd Block circumlocution – adjective. Speaking in circles; round-about speech What is another word for circumlocution (synonym)? Rambling, meandering, verbosity, prolixity What word means the opposite of circumlocution? Conciseness, directness, straightforwardness, terseness

Wednesday, April 4 th – 3 rd Block Can you use the word circumlocution to describe the video to the right? Example: Eddie’s circumlocution left Jenny completely baffled. Now, write your own dialogue using circumlocution.

Wednesday, April 4 th – 4 th Block Can you complete the analogy? Circumlocution is to deceptive, as brevity is to _____. Quick, succinct, direct, etc. (Quality each may be trying to achieve) Can you think of other situations when people turn to circumlocution?

Thursday, April 5 th – 1 st Block “Mormon colonization south of this point in early times was characterized as "going over the Rim," and in colloquial usage the same phrase came to connote violent death.” - State of Utah (Park Sign) What do you think colloquial [kuh- loh - kwee-uhl] means? colloquial What part of speech is colloquial? From the Latin com- (together) + loquium (speaking) Other forms: colloquially (adverb); colloquialness (noun); colloquiality (noun)

Thursday, April 5 th – 2 nd Block colloquial – adjective. Pertaining to common everyday speech; conversational What is another word for colloquial (synonym)? Vernacular, dialectal, informal, folksy What word means the opposite of colloquial? Formal, correct, standard

Thursday, April 5 th – 3 rd Block Can you write a sentence describing the picture to the right using the term colloquial? Example: While traveling the countryside, order a carbonated beverage and you will quickly discover the variety of colloquialisms. Can you think of some local colloquial expressions?

Thursday, April 5 th – 4 th Block Complete the following analogy: “There is more than one way to skin a cat” is to colloquial, as _______ is to circumlocutional. “Kindly relocate your posterior onto the proximate reclining apparatus” (Please have a seat) Can you think of any other examples of colloquial terms?