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Fourth Period Voca.

Fourth Period Vocabulary(2011)

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Aesthetic(Adjective) Pertaining to beauty having a sense of what is beautiful. The aesthetic in landscape photography are pleasing to the eye.
Adversity(Noun) Hardship;Misfortune. Overcoming adversity will make you a strong person.
Abhor(Verb) To really hate. Abhor the following: -Fast food -People who bully -Cigarettes
Aberration(Noun) Something unusual different from the normal. Abnormal;Unusual.
Abdicate(Verb) To give up a position. Restrain, quit, abandon.
Abate(Verb) Reduce or lesson in amount or intensity. Another feature is that these great storms do not necessarily abate as they come inland.
Characterization(Noun) Portrayal description the creation & convincing representation of a character. Describing the character, personally & development of a character.
Dialect(Noun) The way you speak. A variety of a language that is distinguished from other varieties of the same language.
Paraphrase(Verb) Putting the text in your own words. Summarize-Condense the texts to it's main points.
Brusquely(Adjective) Abruptly or angry in a manner or speech.
Morosely(Adjective) In a withdrawn or gloomy way;sadly thoughtfully, disappointed.
Recumbent(Adjective) Reclining. Lying back, resting or leaning. Relaxing.
Mottled(Adjective) Spotted marked with different colors. Nicole's dog is mottled on it's nose.
Created by: Kymmicorn
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