Formidable

1
Formidable

• Definition causing fear, apprehension, or dread
  great strength or powerful
• Example The formidable
• crew worked through
• the night in order to
• open the freeway for
• morning commuters.

2
Inference

• Definition act of reasoning from evidence or
  facts
• Example I can infer
• that many students
• will be graduating and
• moving onto high
• school this year.

3
Mutation

• Definition the act or process of changing
• Example The flu virus mutated, therefore the flu
  shot did not work effectively this year.

4
Quota

• Definition a prescribed number an allotment
  proportional share
• Example Every month police officers have ticket
  quotas to fill.

5
Renaissance

• Definition rebirth, revival, renewal of life
  transition period from medieval times to modern
  times (14th century to 17th century)
• Example The Renaissance was a
• period in history that produced
• well known artwork.

6
Suffrage

• Definition the right to vote, especially in a
  political election
• Example Womans
• suffrage occurred
• during the 20th
• century.

7
Tempo

• Definition a characteristic rate, rhythm, or
  pattern of work or activity
• Example The music tempo
• was something the beginner
• guitarist could not keep up
• with.

8
Virtuoso

• Definition a person who has special knowledge or
  skill in a field, especially in the arts
• Example Beethoven was a
• virtuoso during his time.

9
Aspire

• Definition to long, aim, or seek ambitiously be
  eagerly desirous, especially for something great
  or of high value
• Example Many people aspire to be better than
  their parents.

10
Boycott

• Definition to abstain from buying or using
• Example Many students think it would be fun to
  boycott school.