sadlier-oxford vocabulary level e unit #12. to abjure (verb) the woman made it clear that she would...
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Sadlier-OxfordVocabulary Level E
Unit #12
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To Abjure (verb)
The woman made it clear that she would abjure (reject) his proposal because they were on their first date.
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Acrid smell (adj.)The acrid (pungent) smell of rotten eggs made everyone in the dining hall gag as they walked in the door.
The acid smells acrid too!
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August leader (adj.)Gandalf is the august (majestic) leader of the fellowship of the ring.
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Callous fingers (adj.)The manager’s callous (coldhearted) approach to his employees made him disliked by everyone.
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Clandestine meeting (adj.)The F.B.I. informant requested a clandestine (secret) meeting with the agents.
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Pg. 153 #1-5 5, 6, 8, 10, 15
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Deserved Compunction (n.)A person usually expresses compunction (regret) by hanging his head and covering his face.
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Large Conflagration (n.)Many conflagrations (fires) in forested areas make the land more fertile for new growth to take the place of older, dying trees.
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Elated child (adj.)
I’m so elated (excited) that I can’t put my arms
down! I can’t stop smiling! I can’t stop yelling! I’m elated!
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Indelible marker (adj.)Indelible (permanent) markers will not come off of most materials. That’s why you use them to write your name on your clothing labels.
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Indulgent parent (adj.)Most people believe that it is the indulgent (overly-generous) portions that are served today that are causing people to be less healthy than they were 20 years ago.
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#6-10 1, 4, 12, 14, 19
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Inveterate habits (adj.)Cigarette smoking becomes an inveterate (ingrained) habit for many people; they know that it’s not good for them, but they have trouble being able to stop.
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Irrelevant information (adj.)
The interviewer’s questions were completely irrelevant (unrelated) to the job tasks themselves.
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Nocturnal animals (adj.)Most nocturnal (night-time) animals have large eyes or pupils to enable them to see better at night.
The tarsier, pictured above, sleeps during the day with their eyes open.
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Worn Out Platitude (n.)
It takes one to know one.
Easy come, easy go.
Life is like a box of chocolates.
The grass is greener on the other side.
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Quell the uprising (v.)When you injure yourself, it is smart to apply ice immediately in order to quell (stop) the swell-ing.
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Pg. 153-154 #3, 11, 13, 16, 18
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Quiescent volcano (adj.)The volcano that lay quiescent (dormant) for years looked like a mountain until it began to erupt.
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Ruminate about yesterday (v.)
I was so frustrated by the events yesterday that I spent hours ruminating (running them through my mind) in order to figure out what went wrong.
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Tacit agreement (adj.)
Most people make a tacit (silent) agreement with others; you treat me with respect, and I will do the same.
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Tangible evidence (adj.)
The letter moved ¼ of an inch, there is a sip missing from the milk and one of the chips is missing from a cookie; these facts provide tangible evidence of Santa Claus’ existence!
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Trenchant point (adj.)
In many situations there is a trenchant (deep) division between right and wrong.
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Pg. 153-154 #2, 7, 9, 17, 20