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Page 1: By: Sad’e Whittle English 10 May 1,2011. Verb-attack, usually with words, criticize (someone or something)harshly Lambaste The coach lambasted the team

By: Sad’e WhittleEnglish 10May 1,2011

VOCAB Power POINT

Page 2: By: Sad’e Whittle English 10 May 1,2011. Verb-attack, usually with words, criticize (someone or something)harshly Lambaste The coach lambasted the team

Verb-attack

, usu

ally w

ith

words, cri

ticize

(someone or

something)harsh

ly

LambasteThe coach lambasted

the team for

their lack of effort.

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Noun- a situation in

which no progress is

possible, esp. because of disagreement; a

deadlock

IMPASSE

Because my friend hit m

y brother,

we experienced an impasse, which lead me to

slap her in the face.

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Noun- slang

JARGONEven though my mom said that I

have to avoid jargon, it is

difficult to obey because it is

very common among teens.

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Verb-prevent,

blockDETER

My cousin, who enjoys yelling at us, will not deter usfrom leaving the house.

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Adj-weak,thin

TENUOUS

Adam, a very tenuous kid, came to schoolVery tired which caused him to sleep During class.

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Adj-energetic,

powerful

VIGOROUSI watched the very vigorous manHit the girl in her face, because she Dropped his soda.

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Noun-friendship

AMITYMy friend and I have and amity Because we respect each like We should.

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Noun-high seriousness

GRAVITASMy dog has a lot of gravitas because Of the face he makes at the peopleWhen they walk in the bar.

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Adj-assertive,

confident

EMPHATICMy family were emphatic about repeat The trip to Disney because we had fun onThe rides.

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Adj-showing strong

feeling; forceful,

passionate, or intense

VEHEMENT

His kiss was soft, but vehementBecause he did it so passionately.

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Adj-superior, outstanding,

distinguished, above

the rest

PREEMINENTKing Author was preeminent becauseHe took charge and he was above theRest of his people.

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Noun -rebirth

RESURGENCEIt has been an honor being a partOf the resurgence at LindenwoldHigh school because I feel as though I Made it a better place.