Vocabulary Word #1 fury : (noun) wild or violent anger. In his fury , - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Vocabulary Week 9.notebook 1

Vocabulary Word #1 fury: (noun) wild or violent anger. In his fury, he could not answer the math problem.

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Vocabulary Word #2 interrogation: (noun) to examine by questioning. The interrogation over who took the last cookie went on for hours.

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Vocabulary Word #3 solemnly: (adjective) to act in a sad or serious manner. Arthur the dog solemnly read the end of the chapter where the main character gets hurt.

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Vocabulary Word #4 stern: (adjective) hard, harsh, or severe. While pointing his finger, my father gave me a stern punishment of no TV for a week.

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Vocabulary Word #5 commenced: (verb) to begin or start. He quickly worked on his Math Minutes as the timer commenced.

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Vocabulary Word #6 consternation: (noun) feelings of anxiety at something that is unexpected. Her consternation showed when the teacher told her to get out a piece of paper for a pop quiz.

Vocabulary Week 9.notebook 7 Vocabulary Word #7 culinary: (adjective) relating to a kitchen or to cookery. They spent a lot of time practicing their culinary skills.

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Vocabulary Word #8 downcast: (adjective) to look down with your eyes or to feel down emotionally. His downcast eyes showed how scared he was to fall.

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Vocabulary Word #9 extensive: (adjective) large in amount. My family's farm houses an extensive collection of farm animals.

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Vocabulary Word #10 recruit: (noun) a new member of a group or organization. Our school's math club is looking for a new recruit to join them at the math competition.

Vocabulary Week 9.notebook 11 Vocabulary Word #11 pensive: (adjective) to be in deep, reflective, or serious thought. I could tell he was thinking hard because of the pensive look on his face.