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Parkway 5th grade

Voyagers Lesson 9

WordMeaning
astonish to surprise or amaze
astonishment great suprise or amazement
dainty small and fine in quality or apperance
demonstrate to show by doing, to explain or prove using examples, to make a public showing of support or protest
demonstration a showing of display of objects or feelings
devote to give one's complete attention to a purpose or person
devotion a strong love or attachment
envy a wish for something that someone else has, to wish for what someone else has
envious filled with envy
flinch to move back in sudden fear
grieve to feel deep sorrow; to be filled with sadness
opponent a person who is against one in a contest, game, or argument
organize to arrange according to a system, to start or form
organization the way a group of things or people is put together or arranged; a group of people who are together for a common purpose
perform to play, recite, or entertain before an audience, to do; to carry out
performance something that is done, especially in front of an audience.
propose to suggest; to intend; to make an offer of marriage
reputation what people generally think about a person or thing
resent to feel anger or annoyance at
resentful feeling angry or annoyed
resentment a feeling of anger or annoyance
scarce in short supply; not plentiful
surplus the amount that is more than is needed; more than is needed
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