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vocab

unit 1 vocab

TermDefinitionpart of speechsentence
consolation a comfort for someone noun the church was the main consolation in a short and hard life.
cowered to crouch down in fear verb the kid cowered in fear inside the big crowd
gait a pattern of movement noun the wrestling gait was very predictable
immensely to a great extent adverb he was immensely good at playing sports
valiant possessing or showing great courage or determnation adjective he was valiant about his adventure
thoroughly completely, entirely adverb the airport guards inspected people thoroughly
wearily in a tired manner adverb he wearily walked up the stairs.
instinctively without thinking adverb I instinctively said sorry to something I wasent sorry about.
enthusiastically with eager interest adverb I enthusiastically turned on my computer to play games.
hesitantly in a cautious manner. adverb he hesitantly answered my question
harvesting gathering something adverb I was harvesting crops for my grandfathers farm.
labor hard physical work noun today is labor day.
precision quality/condition of being accurate noun The precision you need for a doctor is insane.
dislodge force out of precision verb I tried to dislodge the needle in my finger.
submerge to caver something with liquid verb The titanic got submerged by an iceberg.
accomplishments goal reached/ achievements plural noun I have so little accomplishments done.
extraordinary better than ordinary adjective The student is extraordinary at math
celebrate mark a happy occasion engaging in a pleasurable activity verb I celebrate my birthday
-less without suffix useless
-extra beyond or in addition prefix he was extraordinary at math.
Created by: Ethan Chun
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