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Unit 1 - ALL WORDS

Word Wisdom - Unit 1 - Lessons 1, 2, and 3

TermDefinition
admit to agree that something is true
admit to let enter
announcement concentration; notice
communicate to speak or share ideas with someone
dedication service and time given to something important
express to show what you think or feel
recognize to know or understand
silence no sound
speechless unable to speak
vocabulary all the words used by a person or group of people
announce to say something loudly or publicly; to make known
announce to introduce the arrival of
announcer a person who brings something to public attention
dictation material written down after another person said it
diction how a person speaks or writes; word choice
predict to say what would happen in the future
pronounce to say a word in a certain way
pronunciation the way in which a word is spoken
vocal made or performed by the voice
vocalist a singer
vowel any of the letters a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y
complain to express negative feelings
debate to think about
debate to present arguments back and forth
debate a contest in which teams argue for or against something
demand to ask for; to claim
demand something asked for
discuss to talk about
narrate to put into words; to tell in detail
reply to answer; an oral or written answer
report to give information about something
report a detailed telling or writing about something
request to ask for; the act of asking
state to say
state one part of a country or nation
urge to try to strongly convince
Created by: Blaut
 

 



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