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Vocab Lesson 1 (:

Vocabulary Words for english lesson 1

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Articulate Adj. Well spoken; clear The Teacher articulated her speech on kindness.
Crux n. The main or most important point or feature. The crux of breakfast is protein.
Debris n. scattered remains or rubble The debris of the earth quake was deppressing.
Decry v. to condemn or dissaprove openly The kingdom decried the new law.
Eminent adj. famous prominent The President became eminent when he was elected into office.
Harass v. to torment continually I harass my brother.
Milieu n. an atmosphere or setting The milieu of the city was busy.
Opportune adj. Happening at a convenient time the Opportune time for a bbq was over it was raining.
Refuse v. to decline to accept or allow n. discarded items such as trash She refused to pay taxes
Skeptical adj. doubting; disbelieving She was skeptical about buying the broken clock.
Successor n. one who inherits, will inherit The sucessor to the billionare was going to be rich.
Sullen adj. miserable; gloomy; somber edgar allen pope wrote sullen poetry.
Tinge v. to tint to affect slightly n. a small amount of color When the volcano exploded the sky was tinged with grey.
Trivial adj. of little importance The toy was a trivial.
Unkempt adj. maintained poorly; untidy The garden was unkempt.
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