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VPP lesson eight

WordDefinitionSentence
convalesce to recover ones health The football player convalanced in the hospital so he could play the next game.
dainty preciously delicate or charming The little dainty girl was picking flowers.
feint 1. to distact an opponent by pretending to move in one direction and then move in the other 2. a deceptive act meant to decieve or destact one's opponent The fencer feinted to the left and lunged to the right.
implore to beg The homeless man was forced to implore for food.
impugn to attack as false When the student got his test back the impugn his teacher the her answer was wrong.
integral essential Eating good foods is integral to a healthy life.
jurisdiction 1. the authority to interpret and apply the law 2. the geographical range of authority The jurisdiction of the senete overruled the state's jurisdiction.
malnutrition a lack of proper nutition In Columbus's time many sailors would get scurvey due to malnutrition.
meddle to interfere Mystery inc. always meddles with other people.
painstaking using or requiring great care and effort Taking care of a baby requires painstaking effort.
pantheon 1. a group of highly regaurded people 2. a place dedicated to highly regaurded people The pantheon at the office makes all of the important decitions.
sear 1. to scorch or burn the surface of 2. to make dry and withered My mom seared her hand when she was cooking.
vertical perpendicular to the horizon When you stand up your body is vertical.
wince to flinch When I threw a ball at my sister she winced.
alight to descend and settle The bird flew out of the sky and landed on a tree.
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