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UNIT 3D

JOSH RICHMOND

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1. antagonist (n) an opponent The hero in the story was very kind, and the antagonist was extremely evil.
2. antiseptic (n) something used to kill germs;(adj) - free of germs She cleaned the wound with antiseptic before bandaging it.
3. antisocial (adj) unable to associate with other people; not sociable He's so antisocial; he never wants to do things with other people.
4. contradiction (n) a statement that is opposite to another statement. Cory's statement was a contradiction of what James said happened.
5. counterbalance (n) a weight use to balance another weight; (v) to balance or offset When sitting on a teeter totter, it's good to have someone about the same weight to counterbalance you.
6. counterproductive (adj) producing the opposite of what is desired or intended Her actions were completely counterproductive; in fact, they made the task more difficult.
7. oblique (adj) not straight; slanting, inclined, or sloping Draw an oblique line through the square to make two triangles.
8.obnoxious (adj) very unpleasant and objectionable The rotting fruit gave off an obnoxious smell.
9.obscure (v) to make unclear; to conceal or make less obvious He tried to obscure his footsteps by brushing a tree branch over the trail.
10. obstinate (adj) unyielding; unreasonably determined to have one's own way The obstinate child kicked and screamed when she didn't get what she wanted.
Created by: jrichmond
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