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11th Grade-SP-Dec

December Spelling Activities for 11th Grade

TermDefinition
perceptibility The quality of being able to be noticed or detected by the senses or the mind.
fusion The process of joining two or more things together to form a single whole.
corroboration Evidence or information that confirms or supports a statement or claim.
impasse A situation where no progress can be made because people cannot agree.
arrange To put things in a particular order or position; to organize.
settlement An agreement that ends a dispute; or a place where people establish a community.
theme The central idea, message, or underlying meaning in a work of literature or art.
appendix A section at the end of a book that gives extra information or material.
treatise A formal and detailed written work on a particular subject.
acquiesce To accept or agree to something without protest, often reluctantly.
discernibility The quality of being able to be seen, recognized, or understood clearly.
blending The act of mixing or combining things smoothly together.
substantiation Evidence or proof that supports a claim, statement, or belief.
deadlock A situation in which progress stops because people cannot reach agreement.
organize To arrange or structure things in a clear and orderly way.
agreement A shared understanding or decision between two or more parties.
motif A recurring image, idea, or element in a work that helps develop its theme.
addendum An addition or supplement added to a book, document, or agreement.
manifesto A public written statement of beliefs, goals, or policies, especially of a group or movement.
comply To act in accordance with a rule, request, or demand.
recognizability The quality of being easy to identify or know again.
combination A joining of two or more things into one unit or whole.
authentication The process of proving that something is genuine or true.
stalemate A situation where no side can win or move forward, often in conflict or negotiation.
systematize To arrange according to a system or plan; to make orderly.
concord Agreement or harmony between people or groups.
leitmotif A recurring theme, idea, or musical phrase associated with a particular person or idea.
supplement Something added to complete, strengthen, or enhance something else.
monograph A detailed written study of a single specialized subject.
conform To follow rules, standards, or expectations; to behave in a way that matches others.
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