Jessica Parada #21
Vocab #9
Vocab #9
- Volition: (Noun) Being forced [The dog was becoming volition by its owner.]
- Expunge: (Verb) Removing [The teacher was expunging the board after the lesson.]
- Misdemeanor: (Noun) Incorrect [There was a misdemeanor in the classroom.]
- Enormity: (Noun) Very highly thought of [The school was thought very enormity.]
- Exhilarated: (Verb) Not happy [The boy made her very exhilarated.]
- Tacit: (Adj.) Knowing before anyone [The girl thought her friend was being tacit.]
- Rearranged: (Verb) Shifting [A boy a rearranged through the papers to find his.]
- Verdict: (Noun) Choices [When she came she was making verdicts.]
- Demurred: (Noun) Not agreeing [The judge demurred the witness.]
- Cope: (Verb) Dealing with someone [They had to cope with their attitude.]
- Appeal : (Verb) Emergency conversation [They appealed to the police about the car.]
- Cynical: (Adj.) Having faith [He saw cynical emotions in himself.]
- Fatalistic: (Noun) Accepting [They were going to fatalistic her in the chess club.]
- Furtive: (Adj.) Trying not to get attention [The rat was being furtive in its cage.]
- Adamant: (Adj.) Not gullible [Every words she spoke was adamant.]
- Indigent: (Adj.) Not happy [By her face she looked very indigent.]
- Vehement: (Adj.) strong emotions [The dog was vehement to the food in the bowl.]
- Stout: (Adj.) over weighted [The hamster was stout since it ate a lot of food.]
- Kin: (Noun) related [They think they are kin but they aren’t they are best friends.]
- Wad: (Noun) bump [There was a wad on the road so they avoided it .]