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Vocabulary Project

Vocab words and a sentence

WordSentence with the word
ameliorate A hot meal can ameliorate the discomforts of even the coldest day
aplomb Considering the family's tense mood, you handled the situation with aplomb
bombastic He delivered a bombastic speech that did not even address our problems
callow The four-year-old was very callow compared to the forty-year-old.
drivel "I will not tolerate that childish drivel in my class Mr. Haney," Said Professor Douglas
epitome Admitting when you have been fairly defeated is the epitome of sportsmanship
exhort With dramatic gestures, our fans vigorously exhorted the team to play harder.
ex officio The President is the ex officio commander-in-chief of the armed forces in times of war.
infringe Do not infringe on other people's business, they will most likely become incredibly angry with you.
ingratiate Many people who ingratiate to teachers or other superiors are often made fun of or mistreated.
interloper If you are an interloper, your friends and the people who you intrude will become very angry with you.
intrinsic It is intrinsic for me to play the drums.
inveigh My mother often inveighs rude drivers in the car.
lassitude After the test, he was overcome by lassitude.
millenium After lots of debating, the government finally concluded that 2000 be the year of the new millenium.
occult The unicorn is an occult creature of more mystical times.
permeate The water permeated my shoes as i walked through the puddle.
precipitate I hate it when it precipitates! The rain always soaks through my shoes and clothes!
stringent The general was incredibly stringent with the incoming privates.
surmise I am surmising that you are guilty, but no one can be sure yet.
Created by: Mr. Drums
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