This describes an experience that fully surrounds you and makes you feel deeply involved.

This means to organize people or actions so they work well together.

This is the tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces in the early morning.

This relates to a large business or company.

This means to make something easier or help it happen.

This is the place where an event happens.

This means to promise to do something or dedicate yourself to it.

This means to shine softly or sparkle, often because something is wet or smooth.

This is something achieved through effort and hard work.

This refers to the number of people who attend an event.

This means to protect or save resources so they are not wasted.

This means beginning to appear, grow, or become important over time.

This means able to be seen or considered.

Rules for the type of clothing to wear.

To commit oneself to achieving a goal.

Something that costs a reasonable amount of money; not too expensive.

Advocate/Ad vo cut/ – (Noun)

A person who speaks or acts in support of someone or something.

Advocate (verb) /Ad vo Kate/

To speak or act in support of a cause, idea, or person.

A person who speaks up for themselves and their own needs or rights.

A Latin phrase meaning “this for that,” used when something is given or done in return for something else.

Insinuate (Opposite of forthright)

To suggest something indirectly, often in a negative or sneaky way.

Forthright (opposite of Insinuate)

To be direct, honest, and straightforward in your speech and actions, speaking plainly

Enunciate (opposite of Slurred)

To speak very clearly. There is a greater emphasis on consonants.

Slurred (opposite of enunciate)

Speaking in such a way that others cannot understand you. Consonants are not clear. Words pronounced indistinctly so that the sounds run into one another.

Welcoming and involving all people, no matter their differences, so that everyone feels valued and accepted.

A long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition. or slang for something extremely impressive, awesome, huge, or spectacular.

Becoming completely involved in something or submerged by something.

coming from another country or place.

A short, interesting story about a real event.

describes someone who acts like they are morally better than others, when they really are not.

means having trouble breathing or feeling excited or amazed

Electric vehicle (EV)

A car that runs on electricity instead of gas.

A device that stores energy and powers electric cars.

A place where you plug in an electric car to recharge.

A system that drives the car without needing much help from the driver.

A device that detects information like speed or objects nearby.

Programs that control how a computer or machine works.

Finding and following a path to a place.

A new idea or method that changes how something is done.

Able to do things without help from people.

A set of rules a computer follows to solve a problem.

The air, water, land, and all living things around us.

Harmful materials in the air, water, or land.

Gases released into the air, often by cars or factories.

Natural fuels like coal and gas that come from the Earth.

Power from sources like the sun or wind that won't run out.

The amount of carbon dioxide a person or thing produces.

Using resources in a way that doesn't harm the future.

Long-term changes in temperature and weather caused by pollution.

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Osaid's Epic 6th grade Vocabulary

Question	Answer
Immersive	This describes an experience that fully surrounds you and makes you feel deeply involved.
Coordinate	This means to organize people or actions so they work well together.
Dew	This is the tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces in the early morning.
Corporate	This relates to a large business or company.
Facilitate	This means to make something easier or help it happen.
Venue	This is the place where an event happens.
Commit	This means to promise to do something or dedicate yourself to it.
Glisten	This means to shine softly or sparkle, often because something is wet or smooth.
Accomplishment	This is something achieved through effort and hard work.
Turnout	This refers to the number of people who attend an event.
Conserve	This means to protect or save resources so they are not wasted.
Emerging	This means beginning to appear, grow, or become important over time.
In view	This means able to be seen or considered.
Dress Code	Rules for the type of clothing to wear.
Dedicate	To commit oneself to achieving a goal.
Affordable	Something that costs a reasonable amount of money; not too expensive.
Advocate/Ad vo cut/ – (Noun)	A person who speaks or acts in support of someone or something.
Havoc	Causing chaos and destruction
Advocate (verb) /Ad vo Kate/	To speak or act in support of a cause, idea, or person.
Self-advocate	A person who speaks up for themselves and their own needs or rights.
Quid pro quo	A Latin phrase meaning “this for that,” used when something is given or done in return for something else.
Insinuate (Opposite of forthright)	To suggest something indirectly, often in a negative or sneaky way.
Forthright (opposite of Insinuate)	To be direct, honest, and straightforward in your speech and actions, speaking plainly
Enunciate (opposite of Slurred)	To speak very clearly. There is a greater emphasis on consonants.
Slurred (opposite of enunciate)	Speaking in such a way that others cannot understand you. Consonants are not clear. Words pronounced indistinctly so that the sounds run into one another.
Inclusive	Welcoming and involving all people, no matter their differences, so that everyone feels valued and accepted.
Epic	A long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition. or slang for something extremely impressive, awesome, huge, or spectacular.
Immersion	Becoming completely involved in something or submerged by something.
Foreign	coming from another country or place.
Anecdote	A short, interesting story about a real event.
Bilingual	able to speak two languages.
Sanctimonious	describes someone who acts like they are morally better than others, when they really are not.
Breathless	means having trouble breathing or feeling excited or amazed
Electric vehicle (EV)	A car that runs on electricity instead of gas.
Battery	A device that stores energy and powers electric cars.
Charging station	A place where you plug in an electric car to recharge.
Autopilot	A system that drives the car without needing much help from the driver.
Sensor	A device that detects information like speed or objects nearby.
Software	Programs that control how a computer or machine works.
Navigation	Finding and following a path to a place.
Innovation	A new idea or method that changes how something is done.
Autonomous	Able to do things without help from people.
Algorithm	A set of rules a computer follows to solve a problem.
Environment	The air, water, land, and all living things around us.
Pollution	Harmful materials in the air, water, or land.
Emissions	Gases released into the air, often by cars or factories.
Fossil fuels	Natural fuels like coal and gas that come from the Earth.
Renewable energy	Power from sources like the sun or wind that won't run out.
Carbon footprint	The amount of carbon dioxide a person or thing produces.
Sustainability	Using resources in a way that doesn't harm the future.
Climate change	Long-term changes in temperature and weather caused by pollution.
Eco-friendly	Not harmful to the environment.
Greenhouse gases	Gases that trap heat in Earth’s atmosphere.
Affordability	How easy it is to pay for something.
Investment	Spending money on something now to save or earn more later.
Cost-effective	Something that saves money over time.
Maintenance	The work needed to keep something running well.
Efficiency	Doing something well without wasting time or energy.
Savings	Money that is not spent.
Depreciation	The drop in value of a car over time.
Upfront cost	The price you pay when you first buy something.
Fuel economy	How far a car can travel using a certain amount of fuel.
Warranty	A promise that a product will be fixed if it breaks within a certain time.
Sedan	A type of car with four doors and seats for four or more people.
SUV or Suburban Utility Vehicle	A larger car with more space, often used by families.
Model	A specific type or version of a car.
Brand	A company that makes a certain product.
Feature	A part of something that adds to its usefulness.
Acceleration	How fast something can speed up.
Design	How something looks and works.
Mileage	How far a car can travel.
Dashboard	The control panel in front of the driver.
Road trip	A long drive to a far place.
Advantage	A good thing or benefit.
Disadvantage	A bad thing or problem.
Opinion	What someone thinks or believes.
Evidence	Facts that show something is true.
Compare	To see how things are the same.
Contrast	To see how things are different.
Claim	A statement someone makes that they believe is true.
Support	To convince someone to believe or do something.
Persuade	To convince someone to believe or do something.
Future	The time that comes after now.
Considerable	Large or of noticeable importance. Significant. Worth considering; important; noteworthy.
Continual	Happening over and over again without ceasing.
flimsy	Not well made or easy to break.
insistent	Firmly demanding and refusing to let the subject go until something is done or believed.
jubilant	Feeling or expressing great happiness or triumph.
lush	Often referring to plants, this describes plants that are healthy and grow very close together.
magnificent	Extremely beautiful, elaborate, or impressive in size and appearance. It is often used to describe, grand, high-quality, or superior things.
majestic	Describes something that is very impressive, beautiful, grand, and dignified. It is often used to describe large, awe-inspiring things like mountains, oceans, or, in a figurative sense, someone who carries themselves with great nobility.
merciful	Actions that are kind, compassionate, and forgiving. Give a second chance, or reduce punishment instead of being cruel.
obscure	Hard to see, hard to understand, or not well-known. Not clear or distinct; faint; hidden. Unknown, minor, or not famous. To make something difficult to see or to block something from view.
resolute	To stay steady or set on a goal consistently over time without changing your mind or purpose at all. Determined, firm, stubborn, steadfast, unwavering. Not letting challenges stop you.
rowdy	Very noisy, energetic, rough, and disorderly. Causes a commotion, acts in an unruly manner, and is difficult to control. Rough, disruptive, or sometimes slightly aggressive. Boisterous and chaotic.
secretive	Sly, quiet, closed-mouthed, sneaky. Describing one who hides their feelings, actions, or knowledge from others in a way that is not open or honest.
sinister	Something that seems evil, dangerous, or harmful. It often describes a person, object, or situation that gives you a bad feeling, as if something bad is about to happen. Used to describe a character or plan that is wicked or dishonest.
supportive	Providing help, encouragement, or kindness to someone. It means being there for people, especially during difficult times, and letting them know you believe in them. Offering assistance.
audible	Loud enough to be heard; capable of being heard.
Forgiving	Letting go of anger when someone makes a mistake.
Compassionate	Feeling sorry for someone's suffering and wanting to help.
Lenient	Choosing not to be too harsh or strict.
Inaudible	cannot be heard
Restlessly	Moving around a lot or being unable to relax because you feel nervous, excited, bored, or worried.
Stammered	Spoken with pauses and repeated sounds because you were nervous, scared, or unsure what to say.
Enveloped	Completely covered, surrounded, or wrapped up in something.
Reinforced	Made stronger or supported with extra help or materials.
Hovered	Stayed in the same place in the air or stayed nearby without going away.
Cautious	Careful to avoid danger, mistakes, or problems.
Glimpse	A quick or brief look at something.
Glimmer	A faint, small light or a small sign of something.
Enthusiasm	A strong feeling of excitement or interest in something.
Pesky	Annoying or troublesome.
Impatience	Not wanting to wait; feeling annoyed when things take too long.
Simmering	Cooking something just below boiling, or keeping feelings hidden but ready to burst.
Monotonous	Repetitive and boring, without variety.
Daydreaming	Letting your mind wander and think about pleasant things instead of paying attention.
Annoyed	Slightly angry or bothered.
1-3-1 essay format	Consisting of a one-paragraph introduction, three body paragraphs, and a one-paragraph conclusion. It is often called the "hamburger" method, where the introduction and conclusion frame three distinct supporting points.
Introductory paragraph	the first paragraph of an essay that hooks the reader's attention, introduces the main topic, provides necessary background information, and ends with a clear thesis statement.
Body paragraphs	Located between the introduction and conclusion. They provide evidence for what was stated in the introduction.
Conclusion paragraph	The final paragraph of an essay that wraps up the writing by restating the main idea (thesis), summarizing key points, and leaving the reader with a lasting final thought.
Persuasive Essay	A piece of writing where you try to convince someone to believe what you believe or to do what you want them to do. It’s like a written argument where you explain your opinion and give reasons to support it.
A good argument has	A clear opinion where you choose a side, strong reasons, examples or facts as supporting details, respectful tone, considers the other side, a conclusion.

Created by: Mrs.Cantrell

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