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Note carefully the spelling, pronunciation, part(s) of speech, and
deflnltlon(s) of each of the following words. Then write the word
In the blank space(s) In the illustrative sentence(s) following.
Finally, study the lists of synonyms and antonyms given at the
end of each entry.
(af'IO ans)
(n.) wealth, riches, prosperity;
Education,
succeed
8. Impasuble
(1mpas' i bil)
(a4'.)
blocked
portable,
great abundance.
oan raise a person
plenty
desire
from poverty
want, destitution,
8. Innovation
after the storm.
(n.lsomethlng
new, a ohange:
method, Idea, devloe, etc.
debts; an unfinished
habits and unexpected
the aot of Introduolng
a new
Ourrurnaoe haa an energy-aaVlng -------that turns the heat em and Off at oertaln Intervals.
soarclty
aunt in
modernization,
new wrinkle
duty
expenses
10·lovlal
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left my
_
SYNONYMS: In default,
barrler
to
to
SYNONYMS: novelty,
Bad spending
can go through
an
olosed, Impenetrable
AN'IONYMS: lJnblooked,
clear, open, fit for travel
SYNONYM: opulenoe
(n., pl.) unpaid or overdue
nimble, agile
so that nothing
Fallen trees formed
across the highway
(I n& vII/ shan)
2. arr'.r.
(a rDrz?
>==:
Models must remain
for a long
time In order for an artist to drawor paint tr ••••,. acourately.
SYt()NYMS: fixed. statlOl"l&rY, unmoving, rooted
SvtlONYMS:
hard work. and a very strong
ANTONYMS: poverty,
not moving
AN1ONYMS: moVable,
D{~~~t1. affluence
(ac4.) not movable:
(adj,) gOOd-humored,
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My
friend Is very entertaining
and I. alway'
In the red, late, overdue
In high spirits: merry
the life of the party.
SYNONYMS: Jolly, oheerful,
3.oasoade
(kaskid'
(n.) a steep, narrow waterfall; something failing or rushing forth
In quantity; (v.) to flow downward (like a waterfall)
We were thrilled
produced
a
Jangling
coins.
when we hit the Jaokpot,
ANTONYMS:
11. maneol.
which
(man/, kal)
of lOUdly
festive
gloomy, morose, metaf'¥)holy, cheerle.s
(fl., usually pl.) a handouff. anything
ohaln or restrain (as with handouffs)
The kidnapper.
I watohed the clear, sparkling
down the mountainside,
SYNONYMS:
ANl'ONYMS:
water
their
_
{I
(krinJ)
clamped
prIsoner
My father told me to be brave and not to
when the doctor vaccinated me.
. ANTONYMS:
the
to the chair,
(v.) put
unohaln,set
Inohaln., free,
fetterEl'nanclpate,
_
12. martial
(m8r'shel)
release
duck, cower, fawn
(ad}.) warlike, fond of fighting; relating to war, the army, or military life
The army band playa
as the troop.
strut, swagger
formally
SYNONYMS: military,
music
maroh past the vIsiting general .
hostile, bellicose
peaceable,
AltlTONYMS: peaoe-lovlng,
(adj.) cranky, llI-tempered;'
It Is unfortunate
that the teacher
most
asked me to work with the
partner
13. minimum
(mln'amam)
In the class.
(n.) the sma.IIEtst possible
amount
(ad}.) the lowest permissible
I need to sleep a
hours every night.
(n.) the size. shape, or arrangement
Sixteen Is the
driver's license
of something
of the website
SYNONYM:
makes it easy for users to find Its key features.
SYNONYMS: layout,
unwarllke.
IXISSlble
grouchy, crabby, disagreeable
ANTONYMS: sociable,
friendly, agreeable, amiable
The clear
pacific,
full of odd whims
SYNONYMS: grumpy,
6. format
(f6r'mat)
on
(v.) to shrink baok or hide In fear or submissiveness
SYNONYMS: flinch,
6. crotchety
(krich' a t~)
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The guards were told to
(v.) plunge, rush. tumble
(n.) drip, drop; (v.) trickle, ooze
(v.) to
hoatlgll,
S~NONVMS:
ANTONYMS:
4. cringe
that ohalns or conflnesi
ANTONYMS:
design
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of seven
age to get a
In this state.
(adj.) least
(n.) maximum;
(adj.) highest. most
or