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The Pigman's Vocab.

Language Arts( Vocabulary)

QuestionAnswer
subliminally perceived below the conscious level
commemorative to honor the memory of someone
epic a long poem or story that tells the tales of a hero
destructive causing lots of damage
innocent not guilty of doing something wrong
antagonistic annoying
disdain to show anger
prevarication lie
phenomenal extraordinary
severed to cut
anxiety nervous
fanatic to do something to the extreme
infantile baby- like, or childish
nocturnal active at night
phony fake or not real
subsidize to aid with money
absurd ridiculous *Sentence*- the scores on the test are absurd
Erosion to waste away or to destroy little by little *Sentence*- The beach was destroyed by erosion.
Mulled to think over for a long time *Sentence*- I had to mulled over my spelling words that my teacher asked me weeks ago.
Perpetual to last forever *Sentence*- His problem seem to perpetual,never ending.
Suspicious a feeling that something isn't right *Sentence*-i felt suspicious when i saw the woman with a bag of gold with a black mask on.
fixated stuck on
interrogating to ask a question
mundane bored
berserk crazy
Succinct brief and clear
strenuous require lots of energy
deceased no longer living;died- Mr. pignati A most deceased
disheartened to be depress-I was disheartened when I failed My test
exaggerated stretch the truth
forsaken abandon- I walked past the old forsaken house.
hysterical uncontrollable emotion
proficiency being skilled- I have dance proficiency
Created by: Tracy99
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