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13 Cards in this Set
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Boycott (Boi-kot) |
To refuse or buy something as an act or protest. They boycotted Guess because the sweat shops were not giving them enough. |
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Renowned (Ri-nound) |
Famous, Well regsrded. She was a renowned model. |
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Odyssey (Od-i-se) |
A long adventerous jorney. Imagrants come on long odesy to come to the united states. |
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Philanthropist (fi-lan-thre-pist) |
One who wishes to help humanity. The Philantropist helped his community by give money to them. |
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Panorama (Pan-e-ram-a) |
A clear view over a wide area. From my bedrrom window i saw a nice panorama view. |
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Pseudonym (Sood-n-im) |
Assumed name Her name was Terryl but her Pseudonym was Emily |
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Spartan (Spar-tn) |
Lacking in comfort, requring self discpline. She was mad that she had to stay at her spatan great ante then her then her grandparents house. |
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Vivacious (Vi-Va-shes) |
Lively, full of spirt. The cheerleader was vivcious during the football game. |
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Congenital (Ken-jen-i-tel) |
Existing at birth, naturally being a certin way. Her down sindrom was congenital and and no one could do anything about it. |
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Gargantuan (gar-gan-choo-en) |
Huge, immense I have a gargantuan & luxious bedroom |
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Pandemonium (Pan-de-mo-ne-am) |
Wild disorder, noise. Pandemonium broke out when there was a snake in her house |
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Genesis (jen-i-sis) |
Beginning, orgin The genseis of the text book has a preface & table of contents. |
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Viable (Vi-a-bel) |
Capable of living, capable ofsuccess, workable. She was viable of her job she applied for because she had the expierence they were looking for. |
