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BYL 1 Vocabulary

TermDefinitionExample sentence
speculation To make guesses or wonder about something. __
obscene Offensive and rude. __
indignant Feeling or showing anger about something considered to be unfair. __
indulge To give in to a desire or whim. __
adhere To follow or obey. __
Staccato A series of short and separate sounds, choppy. __
dismal Full of gloom, sad. __
Renounce To give up, refuse or resign, usually by public declaration. __
perfidy The quality or state of being faithless or disloyal. __
inordinate Exceeding reasonable limits.
astute Having or showing understanding and the skill to make good choices and decisions.
"We made guesses, or speculations, about what was inside the mystery box." __
"My teacher said yelling bad words is obscene and not allowed." __
"The kitten was indignant, or mad, when the dog took its toy." __
"Sometimes, we indulge, or have extra, treats on special days." __
"The glue helps the paper adhere, or stick, to the cardboard." __
"The drum made a staccato sound, like short, quick beats: boom, boom, boom!" __
"The cloudy day made the park look dismal, or sad." __
"The princess decided to renounce, or give up, her fancy dress." __
"The mean snake showed perfidy, or tricked, the little mouse." __
“He gave an inordinate amount of reasons as to why he couldn't do his schoolwork today.” __
“She is an astute student who learns quickly.” __
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