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6th Voc Sports

Unit 8 Lesson 13 Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
accelerate to cause faster movement; to go faster
acceleration increase in the rate or speed of something.
celerity swiftness; quickness; speed
concur (verb 1) to agree; to cooperate
concur (verb 2) to coincide; to happen simultaneously
concurrence agreement of results or opinions
concurrent (adj) existing, happening, or done at the same time
concurrently (adv) overlapping in duration
discourse (noun 1) conversation
discourse (noun 2) a formal discussion of a subject in speech or writing.
discourse (verb) to talk; to discuss formally in speech or writing
incur to meet with; to run into; to bring upon oneself
incursion an invasion or attack
presursor forerunner
precursory preceding something in time, development, or position; preliminary
succor (noun) help in time of distress
succor (verb) to render help to
conglomeration a collection of unrelated things
conglomerate a number of different things or parts that are put or grouped together to form a whole but remain distinct entities.
abject (adj) humiliating and miserable
abject (adj 2) contemptible
abjection Brought low in condition or status
abjectly in a hopeless resigned manner
conjecture (noun) an opinion formed from inconclusive evidence; a guess
conjecture (verb) to conlude from insufficient evidence
interjection (noun) a word or phrase sometimes inserted between other words, often expressing emotion; a word not linked grammatically to other words in a sentence.
interject (verb) an abrupt remark, made esp. as an aside or interruption
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