English Language Arts 8th Grade - Weekly Words/Grammar #3

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The letter next to the word will be the question asked: (D) = What is the definition of ________________? (POS) = What is the part of speech of ________________? (S) = What are some synonyms of ________________? (R) = What is the root word for ________________ and what does it mean?

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(D) Copious
Large in quantity or number.
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(D) Imperative
Absolutely necessary or required.
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(D) Pivotal
Of vital or crucial importance. It's a milestone/turning point.
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(D) Voracious
Exceedingly eager or avid.
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(D) Awry
Away from the expected or proper direction; amiss; wrong.
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(D) Banter
An exchange of light, playful, teasing remarks.
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(D) Muster
1. To gather; summon; collect.
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2. A formal gathering of troops, especially for inspection, display, or exercise.

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(D) Belittle
To make someone/something seem unimportant.
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(D) Instigate
To cause something to happen or begin.
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(D) Chronic
Continuing a long time or recurring frequently; constant.
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(D) Rebuff
1. To refuse in a rude way.
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2. An abrupt or ungracious refusal or rejection.

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(D) Steadfast
Very devoted or loyal to a person, belief, or cause; firm; unwavering.
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(D) Catalyst
Something that quickly causes change or action.
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(D) Facetious
Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate behavior.
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(D) Serene
Calm and peaceful.
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(D) Trepidation
A feeling of fear that causes you to hesitate because you think something bad or unexpected is going to happen; fearful hesitation.
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(D) Animosity
A feeling of strong dislike or hatred.
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(D) Lethargic
Feeling a lack of energy or interest in doing something.
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(D) Commiserate
To express sympathy for someone who has experience something unpleasant.
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(D) Forlorn
Sad and lonely.
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(D) Profound
Very great or intense; having or showing great knowledge or understanding.
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(D) Affinity
A natural liking for or attraction to a person, thing, idea, etc.
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(D) Ebb
To lessen, reduce, decline; to reach a low point or condition.
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(Tidewater) To move away from land, recede/retreat.

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The movement of the tide out to sea.

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(D) Foreboding
A prediction; inner feeling of future misfortune.
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(D) Reiterate
To say or do again; repeat.
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(D) Meticulous
Taking or showing extreme care about details.
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(D) Frivolous
Not important; not deserving of serious attention; silly.
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(D) Acquiesce
To accept, agree, or allow something to happen by staying silent or by not arguing.
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(D) Obsolete
No longer used because something better exists.
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(D) Remorse
A strong feeling of guilt.
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(D) Delve
To search for something; dig for information.
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(D) Engrossed
To occupy completely; absorb all the attention of.
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(D) Indifferent
Without interest or concern.
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(D) Scrutinize
To examine in detail with careful/critical attention.
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(D) Tedious
Too long, slow, or dull: tiresome or monotonous.
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(D) Assert
To state with assurance, confidence, or force; to state strongly or positively.
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(D) Stance
A mental or emotional passion adopted with
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(D) Wavered
To sway to and fro (not always physically, but mentally).
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(D) Pragmatic
Dealing with things sensibly and realistically; practical.
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(D) Pertinent
Relating to the matter at hand; relevant.
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(D) Colloquial
Characteristics of familiar conversation: informal speech.
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(D) Fervor
Intense and passionate feeling.
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(POV) Copious
Adjective
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(POV) Imperative
Adjective
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(POV) Pivotal
Adjective
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(POV) Voracious
Adjective
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(POV) Awry
Adjective/Adverb
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(POV) Banter
Verb/Noun
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(POV) Muster
Verb/Noun
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(POV) Belittle
Verb
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(POV) Instigates
Verb
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(POV) Chronic
Adjective
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(POV) Rebuff
Verb/Noun
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(POV) Steadfast
Adjective
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(POV) Catalyst
Noun
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(POV) Facetious
Adjective
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(POV) Serene
Adjective
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(POV) Trepidation
Noun
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(POV) Animosity
Noun
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(POV) Lethargic
Adjective
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(POV) Commiserate
Verb
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(POV) Forlorn
Adjective
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(POV) Profound
Adjective
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(POV) Affinity
Noun
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(POV) Ebb
Verb/Noun
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(POV) Foreboding
Noun/Adjective
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(POV) Reiterate
Verb
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(POV) Meticulous
Adjective
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(POV) Frivolous
Adjective
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(POV) Acquiesce
Verb
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(POV) Obsolete
Adjective
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(POV) Remorse
Noun
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(POV) Delve
Verb
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(POV) Engrossed
Verb
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(POV) Indifferent
Adjective
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(POV) Scrutinize
Verb
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(POV) Tedious
Adjective
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(POV) Assert
Verb
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(POV) Stance
Noun
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(POV) Wavered
Verb
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(POV) Pragmatic
Adjective
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(POV) Pertinent
Adjective
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(POV) Colloquial
Adjective
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(POV) Fervor
Noun
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(S) Copious
Ample, abundant, profuse, and excessive.
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(S) Imperative
Obligatory, vital, and urgent.
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(S) Pivotal
Momentous, crucial, climatic, and vital.
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(S) Voracious
Avid, insatiable, and prodigious.
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(S) Awry
Amiss, askew, and astray.
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(S) Banter
Gossip, chitchat, and repartee.
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(S) Muster
Assemble, collect, and congregate.
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(S) Belittle
Criticize, decry, and deride.
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(S) Instigate
Initiate, foment, and abet.
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(S) Chronic
Constant, continual, and continuing.