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Title: Vocabulary Lesson 3


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Vocabulary Lesson 3
  • Test on Friday!

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Avarice
  • Greed desire for wealth
  • Jesse decided to become a financial advisor
    because of his avarice. He would do anything to
    get ahead, even steal other peoples money

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Avarice Greed
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Furtive (Adj.)
  • Stealthy secretive
  • The furry panda bears snuck a furtive look at the
    visitors to the zoo. None of the visitors knew
    they were being watched.

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Furtive
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Bacchanalian (adj)
  • Wild and drunken
  • Miss Swanson sincerely hopes that none of her
    students ever have bacchanalian nights. She
    would just die if she ever found out her students
    behaved in such a way.

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Extradite (verb)
  • To deliver to the legal jurisdiction
  • The man was apprehended on Maui, but he was
    extradited to the Philippines because that is
    where his crime took place.

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Extradite (verb)
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Copious (adj)
  • Numerous large in quantity
  • After I handed out copies of the textbooks, all
    the students complained that they now had a
    copious amount of books to drag around each day.
  • Also, Miss Swanson has used a COPIOUS amount of
    slide designs for this presentation.

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Copious (adj)
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Irascible (adj)
  • Easily angered
  • People who use steroids recreationally often
    become irascible.

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Irascible
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Mercenary (n.)
  • A professional soldier hired by a foreign army
  • The king hired a mercenary to kill his cheating
    wife.

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Mercenary
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Bastion (noun)
  • A strong defense or fort
  • The castle was a strong bastion for the French
    soldiers.

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Bastion
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Jettison (verb)
  • To cast overboard to discard
  • When the ship was going down, the crew began to
    jettison unnecessary items off the boat to try to
    stay afloat a bit longer.

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Jettison
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Ostracize (verb)
  • To shut out from a group to banish from a group
  • The girl was ostracized from her basketball team
    because she started hanging out with the
    volleyball players.

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Ostracize (v)
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