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=4-4 "bequeath," be //queath,// Jenkins= (v.) to give or pass on as an inheritance (syn.) transmit, bestow, hand down (ant.) none

Old people bequeath their positions to others. S+AV+DO+PP

=3-16 "precedent," //prec// e dent, //Jenkins//= // (n.) an example that may serve as a basis for imitation or later action // (syn.) guide, tradition, model (ant.) none People who set precedents for others, are the role models of society S+AV+DO+PP

=12-8 "elated," e //la// ted, Roback= (adj, part.) in high spirits, jubilant, extremely please (syn.) overjoyed, ecstatic, tickled pink (ant.) , crestfallen, despondent, blue The elated student jumped in the air in joy. S+TV+PP+PP

= 1-1"vocabulary," vo //cab// u lar y, Lackner = (part of speech.) definition from your textbook (syn.) from your textbook (ant.) from your textbook Create an original sentence using the vocabulary word. INCLUDE SENTENCE FORMULA IN ALL CAPS =

=3-13 "muse," muse, D'Addario= ( v.) to think about in a dreamy way, ponder (syn.) meditate, contemplate, daydream (ant.) none Adam muses about the day. S+AV+PP

=**3-15 "perpetuate," per //pet// u ate, Hume**= (v.) to make permanent or long lasting (syn.) , preserve, prolong indefinitely (ant.) discontinue, abolish, abandon Gerrald perpetuates dinner at Christmas S+AV+DO+PP

=3-16"precedent," //pres e dent, Dobbyn//= (n)An example that can serve as a basis imitation or later action //(syn.)guide, tradition, model// //(ant.)-// Josh created a precedent sentence for the class. S+AV+DO+PP

= 3-14"negligible," //neg// li gi ble, Dobbyn = (adj.) so unimportant that it can be disregarded (syn.) trivial, inconsequential, insignificant (ant.) significant, crucial, momentous Bills paper is so negligible that it is in the thrash. S+LV+DO+PP

=3-17 "punitive," //pu// ni tive, Logue= (adj.) inflicting or aiming at punishment (syn.) penalizing, retaliatory (ant.) - The judge's sentence includes punitive damages for the gulity party. S+AV+DO+PP

**4-3 "attainment" a //tain// ment, Hume** (n) an accomplishment, the act of achievement (syn) achievement, fulfillment (ant) failure, defeat, frustration The fugitives attainment of escaping was short lived. S+AV+DO+PP

=4-5 "cogent" //co// gent, Logue= (adj.) forceful, convincing; relevant, to the point (syn.) persuasive, compelling (ant.) weak, unconvincing, ineffective, irrelevant The teacher becomes cogent towards a student after he forgets to do homework. S+AV+DO+PP

=4-1 "affiliated" af fil i a ted, D'Addario= (adj., part) associated, connected (syn.) attached, related, joined (ant.) dissociated, unconnected Jim affiliates chains. S+AV+DO

=4-2"ascertain" as er //tain, Dobbyn//= (verb) to find out (syn) discover determine establish (ant)none Bill ascertained what tonight's homework is. S+AV+DO+PP

=4-6 "Converge" con //ver// ge, //Loughborough//= (Verb.) To move toward one point, approach nearer together (Syn.) Meet, unite, intersect, merge (Ant.) Diverge, separate Umuofia's people converge to Christianity. S+AV+DO

=4-7 "Disperse" //di sperse,// McCusker= (Verb.) To scatter, spread far and wide (Syn.) break up, dispel (Ant.) collect congregate, assemble, muster Charles is going to disperse of his sand castle. S+AV+DO+PP