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Vocabulary Terms From Week 1 to 7/ Second Nine weeks Week 1 Vocabulary!
Question | Answer |
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Ambiguous | Somtheing that is not clear |
Empathetic | When one shows concern or compassion |
Extraneous | Things or events that are not on the subject being disscused |
Haughty | Being very prideful |
Parallel | When things are similar in nature to each other |
Poignant | Showing very strong emotion |
Recurring | Something that returns over and over |
Subliminal | Something that is hidden or that one is unaware of |
Pompous | Having or exhibiting self-importance |
Unabashed | A state or condition where one shows no shame or embarrassment |
Wistful | A condition of longing thoughtfully about something |
Biased | Not to show fairness in a situation |
Admiring | Giving approval and favor to a person or thing |
Affix | (noun) A meaningful part of a word that is attached before (prefix) or after (suffix) (verb) To Attach something |
Aloof | To be unfriendly and remote |
Biography | A description of somebody's life, for example, in the form of a book or movie, written or produced by another person |
Autobiography | A description of the writer's own life and experiences |
Fable | A short story or folk tale embodying a moral |
Nostalgic | The act of longing for something far away or long ago |
Agitated | A state of being restless or disturbed |
Bashful | A characteristic of being shy or reserved |
Drama | A story written to be performed by actors; a play |
Fanciful | Something that is imaginary or unbelievable |
Positive | Having an optimistic or helpful approach |
Sarcastic | Mocking or showing disrespect |
Assertive | To be aggressive or pushy |
Fervent | To show passion and enthusiasm |
Harried | To be agitated or stressed |
Lighthearted | To be cheerful and happy |
Sincere | To be genuine and honest |
Solemn | To be serious |
Accurate | To be exact,correct,or precise |
Clarify | To make clear or simplify |
Demonstrate | To Show or make obvious |
Enhance | To add to or increase: to improve |
Exaggerate | To oversate or embellish |
Persuasion | Influence with reason or opinion |
Trivial | Unimportant, or insignificant |