Unit+Three

Profound: penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge Synonyms: deep Antonyms: unintelligent Sentence: It requires a profound mind to understand rocket science

Briana:) Clamor: a loud harsh or strident noise. Synonyms: Loud, noisy Antonyms: Quiet Sentence: The senators could not ignore the clamor against higher taxation.

Exhort: to urge, advise, or caution earnestly; warnings. Synonyms: advise, beseech Antonym: commend Sentence: The goal of the factory owner's speech was to exhort his workers to end the strike.

Gypsy: A Exotic Dancer. Syn: Exotic Ant: Plain Sentence: The gypsy danced for the crowd in her exotic clothing.

Muse: The source of an artist's inspiration. Syn: Think Over Ant: Dullness Sentence: The talented musician said she was her muse.

Beacon: A guiding or warning signal, as a light or fire. Syn: Signal Ant: None Sentence: Ships use lighthouses as beacons to tell where the shore is.

Profound: originating in or penetrating to the depths of one's being. Syn: deep Ant: shallow Sentence: You would have to be a profound thinker to solve word problems.

Exhort: To urge, advise, or caution earnestly (verb) Syn: Persuade Ant: Supress I must exhort you to not go into the meat processing plant, because you are a vegetarian and it would shock you.

Gypsy: Wanderer Synonyms: Vagrant, Nomad Antonym: Permanent, Settled Sentence: The man went to see the gypsy woman to have his fortune told.

Falter: to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, intent. Syn: hesitate, tremble. Ant: continue, remain. Sentence: she faltered when being asked when does Christmas vacation start.

Enfeeble: to make feeble; weaken Syn: debilitate Ant: strengthen Sentence: the poison enfeebled the man.

Submissive: Ready to submit Syn: Complying Ant: Disobedient Sentence: The boy was submissive to his father.

Inundate: To overwhelm Syn: overwhelm Ant: underwhelm Sent: I am so inundated with phone calls from tax collectors.

__Allegory__: a symbolical narrative Syn: Fable Ant: Nonfiction Book Sentence: Jonathan Livingston Seagull is an allegory.

Whipstall: A stall during a vertical climb in which the nose of the airplane falls forward and downward in a whip like movement. Syn: NONE Ant: NONE Sentence: The stunt pilot did a whipstall at ten thousand feet.

Ostracize (v.) -to banish (a person) from his or her native country Syn: Shun Ant: Accept The country ostracized the traitor

Clamor (n.) A loud uproar. Synonym: Shouting Antonym: Whispering Sentence: The clamor of the crowd at the gates was horrible.

Haven (n.) A place of safety Synonym: refuge Antonym: Prison Sentence: The park was a haven for wild animals

Violate (v.) to break, infringe, or transgress (a law, rule, agreement, promise, instructions, etc. Synonym: break  Antonym: obey  The government is violating my rights by taking my farm.

Inundate (v.) To completely cover; overwhelm Syn: Overwhelm Ant: Underwhelm The darkness inundates every inch of life in the world.

Muse (n.) A source of inspiration. Syn: Think over Ant: Dullness The author said her daughter was her muse.

Principle (n.) An accepted rule of action or conduct. Syn: Law,standard. Ant:? The men followed the same principles for the way they acted around others.

word:submissive definition: unresistingly or humbly obedient syn:compliant ant:disobedient or rebellious sentence: The child was not submissive to his mothers rules.

Destiny-n. Def. Something that is to happen Syn. Fortune Ant. Free will Sentence: It is my destiny to present this word to the class.

word: condemn def: to express an unfavorable or adverse judgment on; indicate strong disapproval o f syn:blame ant:liberate sentence: The man condemned her for the felony before the court had its ruling placed.

Word: Radiant Definition: Emitting or proceeding as from a center. Syn: Glowing Ant: Dim Sentence: The firefly's light was very radiant.

Principle (n.) definition: An accepted rule of action or conduct syn: rule; law; general assumption ant: immorality in a sentence: The man was exiled from the tribe after going against the tribes principles of how to act.

Quizzical (adj.) Definition:appearing confused or curious Syn: Inquisitive Ant: Understanding Sentence: A quizzical expression crossed the girl's face as she looked at the confusing math problem.