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Academic Words Gr 6
Academic Words Grade 6
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| conceive (verb) | to think up or form in the mind |
| inconceivable (adjective) | impossible to believe or imagine |
| concept (noun) | a general idea or thought |
| conceptualize (verb) | to form a concept or idea |
| propose (verb) | to suggest a plan or idea to be considered |
| proposal (noun) | a suggestion or plan |
| proposition (noun) | an offered or suggested plan of action |
| intend (verb) | to have something in mind as a goal, plan, or purpose |
| intention (noun) | something that you mean to do |
| exaggerate (verb) | to make something seem larger, more valuable, or more important than it is |
| exaggeration (noun) | the act of exaggerating |
| minimize (verb) | to make something as small as possible |
| minimum (noun) | the smallest possible amount or lowest limit |
| minimal (adjective) | being the smallest in amount or size |
| narrate (verb) | to tell the story or give an account of something in speech or writing |
| narrator (noun) | a person or character who tells a story |
| narrative (noun) | a story, description, or account of events |
| narration (noun) | the act of narrating |
| demonstrate (verb) | to teach or explain by showing how to do or use something |
| demonstration (noun) | an act of teaching, explaining, or operating clearly |
| demonstrate (verb) | to prove or show clearly |
| establish (verb) | to prove or show something to be true |
| establish (verb) | to create or state |
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