Vocab Unit 2 - 11th Grade

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  • DEFINITION DETECTIVES

    To approach and speak to someone first, especially in a challenging or aggressive way.

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    Accost

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  • CONTEXT IS KEY

    The hills seemed to _____ as waves of wind swept through the tall grass.

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    Undulate

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  • SYNONYMS AND SUBTLE MEANINGS

    This adjective means open, visible, and not concealed.

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    Overt

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  • WORDS IN ACTION

    A person carries a rabbit's foot because they believe it will bring good luck. What is the rabbit's foot being used as?

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    Talisman

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  • ANTONYMS

    The opposite of overt, meaning hidden or concealed.

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    Covert

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DEFINITION DETECTIVES

$100 — To approach and speak to someone first, especially in a challenging or aggressive way.
Accost
$200 — To be intensely eager for something or to desire it greedily.
Avid
$300 — Swiftness or rapidity of motion or action.
Celerity
$400 — To act in a shifty, indirect, or underhanded way.
Devious
$500 — To lack foresight or a broad, realistic view of a situation.
Myopic

CONTEXT IS KEY

$100 — The hills seemed to _____ as waves of wind swept through the tall grass.
Undulate
$200 — The critic's _____ revealed her strong disapproval of the novel.
Animadversion
$300 — The official was _____ dismissed, without delay or the usual formalities.
Summarily
$400 — The salty, unpleasant _____ water was difficult for the stranded sailors to drink.
Brackish
$500 — The country was swept into a political _____ of violence, chaos, and destruction.
Maelstrom

SYNONYMS AND SUBTLE MEANINGS

$100 — This adjective means open, visible, and not concealed.
Overt
$200 — This adjective describes someone who is theatrical, exaggerated, or melodramatic.
Histrionic
$300 — This adjective describes language that belittles or expresses contempt for someone.
Pejorative
$400 — This word describes someone who makes a humble, earnest plea.
Suppliant
$500 — This word describes a peaceful, prosperous period remembered as a golden age.
Halcyon

WORDS IN ACTION

$100 — A person carries a rabbit's foot because they believe it will bring good luck. What is the rabbit's foot being used as?
Talisman
$200 — A chess player sacrifices a minor piece early in the game to gain a strategic advantage later. What is this move called?
Gambit
$300 — Someone deliberately starts a fire in an abandoned building. What adjective describes something designed to start fires?
Incendiary
$400 — An archaeologist disturbs a burial site considered sacred by a community. What has the archaeologist been accused of committing?
Sacrilege
$500 — A school administrator evaluates whether a teacher's conduct meets accepted standards of professional appropriateness. What quality is being evaluated?
Propriety

ANTONYMS

$100 — The opposite of overt, meaning hidden or concealed.
Covert
$200 — The opposite of celerity, meaning slowness or lack of speed.
Sluggishness
$300 — The opposite of devious, meaning honest, straightforward, and direct.
Forthright
$400 — The opposite of incendiary in the sense of stirring up conflict, meaning calming or peace-making.
Conciliatory
$500 — The opposite of myopic in the figurative sense, meaning showing foresight and a broad perspective.
Far-sighted

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