Hellooo everyone,
this is the 4th Lit circles meeting and sadly second to last. For this one, I was the Vocabulary Enricher, (in our group known as the Vocab-Man) and marked some interesting words in our reading assignment. Well, there is nothing left to say, here they are!
1. Mobbed
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It means to crowd around someone (usually in a corner) in an unruly way, kind of annoying them.
Sentence: I really disliked how yesterday they mobbed around me
2. Radical
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Relating to or affecting the fundamental of something far reaching, thorough
3. Clobbered
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About to hit or slap someone really hard
Sentence: I got extremely scared and closed my eyes when I almost got clobbered by my mom
4. Conduct
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A special manner of which a person behaves, especially in a certain place
Sentence: My father disliked my friend's conduct
5. Atone
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Make amends and reparation
Sentence: My sister had a certain atone with me, and she wanted to fix it
6. Controversial
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Likely to give rise to a public disagreement
Sentence: I want to join the controversial
7. Sentimental
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Prompted by feelings or tenderness
Sentence: His funeral was very sentimental to my brother
8. Snarl
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To aggressively growl with bared teeth
Sentence: The dog snarled so much we almost cried of how scared we were
9. Neurotic (as in, that person)
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A mentally challenged person with some diseases relatively mild
Sentence: I don't want to become Neurotic
10. Stationery
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Writing and other office materials
Sentence: The principal's office was almost covered in all kinds of Stationery
11. Mink
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A thick North American fur
Sentence: That dress was made of mink
12. Shrugged
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To slightly raise your shoulders, as a form of expressing ignorance, doubt or indifference
Sentence: She rudely shrugged her shoulders and rolled her eyes
13. Clearance
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The action of being cleared, erased
Sentence: The machine did the job of hallway clearance for the futuristic lady
14. Atrocious
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Horrifyingly wicked
Sentence: My uncle's old shoes looked atrocious
So everyone, those were my words, see you later alligator(s),
Cosmo :D
this is the 4th Lit circles meeting and sadly second to last. For this one, I was the Vocabulary Enricher, (in our group known as the Vocab-Man) and marked some interesting words in our reading assignment. Well, there is nothing left to say, here they are!
1. Mobbed
Page 103 Paragraph 3
It means to crowd around someone (usually in a corner) in an unruly way, kind of annoying them.
Sentence: I really disliked how yesterday they mobbed around me
2. Radical
Page 105 Paragraph 3
Relating to or affecting the fundamental of something far reaching, thorough
Sentence: It was a very radical overhaul of the existing regulatory framework
3. Clobbered
Page 114 Paragraph 6
About to hit or slap someone really hard
Sentence: I got extremely scared and closed my eyes when I almost got clobbered by my mom
4. Conduct
Page 122 Paragraph 4
A special manner of which a person behaves, especially in a certain place
Sentence: My father disliked my friend's conduct
5. Atone
Page 123 Paragraph 1
Make amends and reparation
Sentence: My sister had a certain atone with me, and she wanted to fix it
6. Controversial
Page 105 Paragraph 2
Likely to give rise to a public disagreement
Sentence: I want to join the controversial
7. Sentimental
Page 109 Paragraph 5
Prompted by feelings or tenderness
Sentence: His funeral was very sentimental to my brother
8. Snarl
Page 114 Paragraph 8
To aggressively growl with bared teeth
Sentence: The dog snarled so much we almost cried of how scared we were
9. Neurotic (as in, that person)
Page 119 Paragraph 4
A mentally challenged person with some diseases relatively mild
Sentence: I don't want to become Neurotic
10. Stationery
Page 119 Paragraph 4
Writing and other office materials
Sentence: The principal's office was almost covered in all kinds of Stationery
11. Mink
Page 119 Paragraph 5
A thick North American fur
Sentence: That dress was made of mink
12. Shrugged
Page 111 Paragraph 5
To slightly raise your shoulders, as a form of expressing ignorance, doubt or indifference
Sentence: She rudely shrugged her shoulders and rolled her eyes
13. Clearance
Page 119 Paragraph 5
The action of being cleared, erased
Sentence: The machine did the job of hallway clearance for the futuristic lady
14. Atrocious
Page 19 Paragraph 6
Horrifyingly wicked
Sentence: My uncle's old shoes looked atrocious
So everyone, those were my words, see you later alligator(s),
Cosmo :D
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