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25 Cards in this Set
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Apprise Verb |
Def: to inform "My english teacher Ms. Conn apprises us when we have homework." |
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Ardent Adjective |
Def: passionate or enthusiastic "Ms. Conn has ardent love for english and her students." |
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Assiduous Adjective |
Def: persevering "I have a assiduous dream in becoming a director of cinematography." |
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Conform Verb |
Def: to do what is expected "Most students in America conform and wear joggers pants." |
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Conscript Verb |
Def: to force into military service (to draft) "In the past years, young men have not been conscripted in the U.S. |
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Constitute Verb |
Def: To represent or comprise "Prison constitutes an environment of criminals." |
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Contrive Verb |
Def: to arrange "Years ago America used to contrive people by their skin color." |
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Delineate Verb |
Def: to describe "I am delineated as respectful young man because of my manners." |
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Desultory Adjective |
Def: disconnected "My cable has been desultorated due to lack of payment." |
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Diligence Noun |
Def: hardwork "Being in the ITHS volleyball you requires you to have diligence in order to play well." |
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Embalm Verb |
Def: to preserve "Good memories are usually embalmed and never forgotten." |
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Eminent Adjective |
Def: well-known "In my old school I was usually eminet by all the teachers." |
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Employ Verb |
Def: to use "It is very important to employ a number 2 pencil on a Regents Exam." |
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Exhort Verb |
Def: to urge on strongly I exhort students to sign up for the SAT early instead of signing up last minute." |
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Extrinsic Adjective |
Def: not essential "Some people think that brushing their teeth or taking a shower is not extrinsic." |
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Facility Noun |
Def: capability "I have the fracility to graduate high school if I dedicate myself in getting high grades." |
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Felicity Noun |
Def: well being "I am always concerned with my mom's felicity. I don't want anything to happen to her." |
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Furnish Verb |
Def: To supply "Many schools in NYC are aren't furnished with a/c inside." |
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Haste Noun |
Def: speed "My friend is full of haste when it comes to playing soccer. He always wants to make the first goal." |
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Innate Adjective |
Def: natural "The innate beauty of bed of flowers is so wonderful. It makes you smile." |
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Percept Noun |
Def: teaching
"Lawyers are supposed to follow a strict precept of ethics." |
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Vigor Noun |
Def: energy "I have so much vigor when I drink coffee cause of the sugar." |
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Profound Adjective |
Def: understanding "Some people are so profound. They receive respect from almost everybody." |
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Virtue Noun |
Def: good "Ms. Conn is really virtue because she gives extra credit assignments for students that are failing her class." |
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Vivacity Noun |
Def: cheerful energy "When the ITHS volleybal team won the first season game, they were full of vivacity." |
