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Vocabulary week 9/10

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Obligation Noun After my birthday, one of my obligations was to write thank-you notes to the people who sent me gifts. Something you must do. Synonym: Duty
Panic Verb I felt panic when I felt I lost my purse. “Don’t panic!” said my friend. “ It’s right behind your chair.” A sudden feeling of great fear that comes over a person or group of people. To feel or be overcome by panic.
Lofty Adjective Robert’s lofty ambitions include designing lofty skyscrapers in New York City. Grand or noble. Very high
Dawdle Verb If you dawdle before breakfast, you will miss your ride to school. To waste time, be slow.
Dilemma Noun Bonnie’s dilemma was whether to attend her best friend’s birthday party or play in the championship soccer game. A situation that requires a difficult choice. Synonym: Predicament
Random Adjective The teacher put everyone’s name in a jar and drew the teams in random order. Not following any pattern or order.
Obvious Adjective It was obvious from the smile on her face that she was happy to see her grandmother. Very easy to see or understand.
Determined Adjective No matter how tired he got, Harry was determined to finish the race. Showing a firm decision to do something.
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