kuykendall English Other Wes moore
Term | Definition | |||
Accustomed (Ch 5) | Accustomed is when someone is used to or adapted to an environment. | |||
Acknowledged (Ch 7) | Acknowledged is when someone recognized, adapted or admitted someone or something. | |||
Adolescence (Ch 8) | Adolescence is the process of growing up. | |||
Articulated (Ch 6) | Articulated is when something is spoken or expressed. | |||
Aspiration (Ch 7) | Aspiration is when someone has a desire to achieve something great. | |||
Commotion (Ch 5) | A commotion is an agitated disturbance. | |||
Disciplinarian (Ch 8) | A disciplinarian is someone who enforces order to others. | |||
Multitude (Ch 7) | Multitude is the state of many beings | |||
Pandemonium (Ch 8) | A pandemonium is when there's an uproar in either excitement or anger. | |||
Pantomime (Ch 6) | Pantomime is when a person acts out something with expressive bodily movements. | |||
Relevancy (Ch 6) | Relevancy is a relation to the matter at hand. | |||
Significantly (Ch 8) | Significantly is having a noticeably large amount of something | |||
Sonorous (Ch 5) | Sonorous is when something or someone is really loud. | |||
Tenuous (Ch 7) | Tenuous is when something is flimsy or weak. | |||
Valedictorian (Ch 6) | Valedictorian is the person that is the highest rank student in a graduating class. | |||
Term | Definition | |||
Diaphanous (Ch 1) | Diaphanous means something that is transparent or see through. | |||
Idiosyncrasies (Ch 1) | Idiosyncrasies is a unique characteristic or quality. | |||
Charismatic (Ch 1) | Charismatic is when a person has charisma. | |||
Rationality (Ch 2) | Rationality is when you agree to a certain reason that's agreed upon. | |||
Cohort (Ch 2) | Cohort is when a group of people have something in common. | |||
Nonchalantly (Ch 2) | Nonchalantly is when someone is in a casual way or acts like they don't care. | |||
Demeanor (Ch 2) | Demeanor is how a person acts toward others. | |||
Bucolically (Ch 3) | Bucolic is when you relate to rural life. | |||
Dilapidated (Ch 3) | Dilapidated is when something gets destroyed from neglect or misuse. | |||
Disenchantment (Ch 3) | Disenchantment is to get freed from illusion. | |||
Predominantly (Ch 3) | Predominantly is a synonym for mainly. | |||
Hypocrite (Ch 4) | A Hypocrite is someone that does something they say not to do. | |||
Inchoate (Ch 4) | Inchoate is when a thought is only partly in existence. | |||
Incredulous (Ch 4) | Incredulous is when a person is unwilling to admit what is true. | |||
Precipice (Ch 4) | Precipice is a hazardous situation. | |||