7 & 8 Vocabulary # 30
April 26, 2010
Directions:
1)
Identify the
part of Speech.
2)
Respell the
word (in whatever way needed) to learn the pronunciation.
3)
AND THEN write
out the word separated into syllables.
4)
Write out each
word 3 times
5)
On a separate
sheet of paper, write out ONE sentence for each word (6 word
min). [No Pred. Adj.]
6)
Write ONE
additional sentence using a min. of 3 Vocab words (Use as many as you can)
1) Stigmatize -
__________ - To brand with disgrace; to set a mark of disgrace upon
2) Stoic
- __________ - indifferent (at least outwardly) to pleasure, pain, joy, grief,
fortune, or misfortune; seemingly not caring.
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3) Subjugate
- ___________ - To subdue and dominate; to enslave
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4) Succinct
- __________ - Brief and to the point; concise
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5) Superfluous
- __________ - Extra; unnecessary; redundant
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6) Surreptitious
- __________ - Sneaky; secret
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7) Tacitly
- __________ - implied; understood but not spoken
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8) Tantamount
- __________ - Equivalent to; equal to
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9) Temerity
- ___________ - boldness; recklessness; audacity
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10) Ubiquitous
- __________ - Being everywhere at the same time
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11) Unctuous
- __________ - oily, (literally and figuratively); insincere
12) Uniform
- ____ADJ___ - Consistent; unchanging; the same for everyone
13) Utilitarian
- __________ - Stressing usefulness in many different areas; practical;
pragmatic
14) Vacillate
- __________ - to be indecisive; to waver
15) Vernacular
- __________ - Everyday speech; common language