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| Term | Definition | Sentence |
|---|---|---|
| Daub (verb) | to coat or smear (a surface) with a thick or sticky substance in a carelessly rough or liberal way | The artists used a _______________ of thick paint to finish his piece. |
| Demure: (adj) | (of a woman or her behavior) reserved, modest, and shy. | The women was very _________________ as she watched her son perform. |
| Demoralized: (adj) | having lost confidence or hope; disheartened. | The boy was _______________when he lost the competition. |
| Frowzy: (adj) | having a messy or dirty appearance | As I walked down the street, I realized the neighborhood has a ________________ appearance. |
| Immortalize: (verb) | to cause (someone or something) to be remembered forever | We _______________ our hero by building a statue. |
| Loam: (noun) | a fertile soil of clay and sand | The ground was large are of _______________. |
| Luminous: (adj) | producing or seeming to produce light | Her house was very ________________ from the outside due to the fact that they have many windows. |
| Rumpled: (noun) | a fold or wrinkle; ruffled or disheveled appearance. | She was very ________________ as she finally finished her work. |
| Stripling: (noun) | young person | The __________________ spent his time hanging out with his friends. |
| Sardonic: (adj) | grimly mocking or cynical. | The dark animal made a _______________ noise. |
| Scorn: (noun) | the feeling or belief that someone or something is worthless or despicable; contempt. | Her father gave a ________________ to her for making a big mistake. |
| Tribulation: (noun) | a cause of great trouble or suffering. | The ____________________ will never be forgotten in the town. |
| Repressed: (adj) | restrained, inhibited, or suppressed | His shirt was ________________ as he woke up from his trip. |
| Monetarily: (adj) | of or pertaining to money | Without the push of his ________________ job, he would not make any money. |
| Intrigue: (verb) | to arouse curiosity or interest | The child felt _________________ when the preacher spoke to him. |
| Eccentric: (adj) | deviating from the recognized or customary character, practice, etc.;irregular; erratic; peculiar; odd | The ______________________ four year old ran around his house like he was crazy. |
| Immoral: (adj) | violating moral principles; not conforming to the patterns of conduct usually accepted or established as consistent with principles of personal and social ethics. | Her _______________ choice was punished. |
| Impulse: (adj) | done suddenly and without planning: resulting from a sudden impulse | She did it due to an __________________. |
| Proposition: (noun) | offer; proposal | The lawyers _________________ could be backed up. |
| Incredulous: (adj) | not able or willing to believe something : feeling or showing a lack of belief | Sam is ___________________ and does not believe they will be able to pull the stunt off. |
| Astounded: (adj) | overwhelmed with astonishment or amazement | The crowd was _________________ by the great performance. |
| Authentic: (adj) | real or genuine : not copied or false | A ________________ signature from the celebrity was sold for $100,000. |
| Scoff: (verb) | speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way | Aly was very ____________ when talking to Jen about her grade. |
| Vague: (adj) | not clear in meaning : stated in a way that is general and not specific | The memory was __________________ but John could still remember parts. |
| Transistor: (noun) | a small device that is used to control the flow of electricity in radios, computers, etc. | The ________________ was controlling the radio waves. |
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