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Words of the Week

Words of the Week for ELA

TermDefinition
claim to state an opinion or belief.
argument reasons and facts that support a claim.
suggest to put forward for consideration.
reveal make secrets or unknown information known to others.
determine establish exactly; typically as a result of research or calculation.
conclude arrive at a judgement or opinion by reasoning.
describe to tell in written or spoken words; give an account of; to explain.
support to hold up; give assistance to; approval of someone or something.
examine to inspect in detail; to determine the nature of something; investigate.
convey make an idea known, to communicate a message.
Explain to describe in more detail; to make clear.
interpret to explain the meaning of.
significant important, noteworthy.
illustrate to explain or make something clear.
relevant closely connected or related to what is being done.
irrevelant not connected or related to what is being done.
influence the ability to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something.
outcome the way something turns out. end result.
imply strongly suggest the truth or existence
relate make or show a connection between something.
evaluate to judge; to form an idea of the amount, number or value of.
trend general direction taken.
Created by: farrish18
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