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Wordly Wise

Goal: Students will read with accuracy and apply

phonetic and word analysis skills to recognize and understand words.

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Lesson 14 Put a check mark by the words that you already know. afford boast chord exceptional fortunate fringe humble meadow melancholy

• bstinate

plead plunge relent submit trudge

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Afford

(verb)­ 1. to be able to pay for.

• 2. to be able to do.
• 3. to give; to provide

Can you afford a new pair of soccer cleats? When you are preparing for a test, you can't afford to miss a good night's sleep. Reading affords me so much happiness.

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Boast

(verb)­ 1. to talk with too much pride in oneself or in what one owns or has done; to brag.

• 2. to have and to take proper pride in having.

(noun)­ an act of boasting The guy boasted about all of the places he had gone over the summer. The park boasts of having the newest playground equipment in the state.

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chord

(noun)­ three or more notes of music played together.

My son has learned to play many chords

• n the guitar.

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(adj.)­ unusually good.

exceptional The apples we picked at the

• rchard were of exceptional

quality.

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fortunate

(adj)­ lucky

The boy felt very fortunate to get the spend the day with his dad and felt very lucky to have caught such a large fish.

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(noun)­ 1. an edge made of short lengths of material such as thread, used to decorate clothing, curtains, etc.

• 2. an outside edge

fringe

The man from the rodeo wore a jacket with fringe around the arms and chest. The deer stood at the fringe of

• ur yard, scared to come any closer.

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humble

(adjective)­ 1. plain and simple

• 2. not proud; modest

(verb)­ to bring down to defeat

The fury of the storm was far greater than had been forecast.

Abraham Lincoln was raised in a humble log cabin. In Lou Gehrig's humble speech, he thanked the fans for all of their love and support.

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meadow

(noun)­ a field of grass or wildflowers

Helping her mom clean up the house, was a kind gesture. We skipped through the meadow on

• ur way to the pond.

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melancholy

(adj.)­ filled with sorrow; very sad. (noun)­ a state of sadness.

The television show was so sad it left Andy in a melancholy mood. His melancholy began to affect my mood, and I grew more and more dejected.

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• bstinate

(adj.)­ not willing to give in; stubborn

The donkey was so obstinate that the farmer could not get him to move.

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plead

Thankfully, the police were able to recover some of the items that were stolen at the airport.

(verb)­ 1. to ask for something that is felt to be very important; to beg.

• 2. to respond to a charge by a court of law.

The man pleaded with his boss to let him keep his job. The defendant was uncertain how to plead in court.

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(verb)­ 1. to throw oneself into.

• 2. to push or force quickly
• 3. to drop sharply

(noun)­ a sudden dive or fall

plunge

The kids plunged into the pool and swam a few laps. Stanley plunged the shovel into the earth and dug his first hole. The price of lemonade plunged when the weather turned cold.

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(verb)­ to become less strict.

relent I relented and let my son go to the concert.

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(verb)­ 1. to give to someone to look over or decide about.

• 2. to give in to someone or something

submit

Molly submitted her poem to the county poetry contest. My husband finally submitted and helped me with the yard work.

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trudge We had to trudge through deep snow to find the cabin.

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