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Mrs. Melvin's Cards

To Mrs. Melvin's class. Hopefully I won't forget my password so I can update. XD

TermDefinition
Lofty-adj At great height; elevated; noble.
Tenacious-adj Strong; persistent; determined to hold
Pompous-adj Filled with self- importance; arrogant; obnoxiously proud.
Discourse-noun Exchange of ideas; conversation
Alienate-verb To push someone away, or cause them to separate from people.
Imposter-noun Pretender
Caustic-adj Burning, either with chemicals or sarcasm.
Disclose-verb Provide information (reveal)
Garbled-adj Changed so much the original meaning has distorted; scrambled.
Morose-adj Depressed
Ominous-adj A sign of something unpleasant that's about to happen; inauspicious.
Euphemism-noun A word or phrase that's used to make an unpleasant idea sound better.
Prevalent-adj widely-accepted; common; prevailing
Cordial-adj Friendly; welcoming; gracious
Disparage-verb Say negative things, belittle
Superfluous-adj Unnecessary; extra
Revere-verb Greatly respected
Daunted-adj dismayed; disheartened; discourages; (made less courageous)
Provoke-verb To anger; to stir up arouse
Valedictory-noun A farewell speech
Trite-adj Overused; common; stale
Unerring-adj Without making a mistake
Novelty-noun Something new or unusual
Sanction-verb Approve; give consent
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