1 of the word that was new and hard for me was "PRESTIGIOUS" the defination of prestigious is having a high reputation. the sentence i made was the most prestigious teacher at school
Cohort-A group or band of people. (ex.) An elite cohort,called the pythagorean's used to study Math. Anyone who wanted to join this group had to be excellent in Math.
The word I found interesting was Polorization it means; A sharp division, as of a population, or group,into opposing factions. Polorization of the light is guided one way.
My word is arduous:ar·du·ous [ahr-joo-uhs or, especially Brit., ahr-dyoo-] Show IPA adjective 1. requiring great exertion; laborious; difficult: an arduous undertaking. 2. requiring or using much energy and vigor; strenuous: making an arduous effort. 3. hard to climb; steep: an arduous path up the hill. 4. hard to endure; full of hardships; severe: an arduous winter.
1 of the word that was new and hard for me was "PRESTIGIOUS"
ReplyDeletethe defination of prestigious is having a high reputation.
the sentence i made was the most prestigious teacher at school
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ReplyDeletei searched up abroad.
ReplyDeleteit means to go away from your home/ country.
eg:
he went abroad to look for better education.
one word i found is daunting which means that it would be a big challenge.
ReplyDeleteWhat a daunting task it is to clean out my room! i had never cleaned my room for over 2 years.
One word that caught my attention was Polarization.Polarization is A sharp division as of a population or group. Polarization is public oppion.
ReplyDeletethe word i found was Robust witch is to be strong and healthy hardy vigorous.
ReplyDeletechronicling-a chronological record of events; a history.
ReplyDeleteword i found was chronicling I seacrched it up in the oxford dictionary and figured it meant to be in order and it was refering to history.
ReplyDeleteCHRONICLING root of the word or similar word: chronilogical.
ReplyDeleteSENTENCE: Put the numbers in Chronological order.
Cohort-A group or band of people.
ReplyDelete(ex.) An elite cohort,called the pythagorean's used to study Math. Anyone who wanted to join this group had to be excellent in Math.
The word i searched up was arduous.
ReplyDeleteDefinition:great exertion; laborious; difficult.
Sentence:I've had fantastic experiences with much smaller-scale, yet still arduous , research projects.
the words are great words to learn. Try to create more elaborate and detailed sentences.
ReplyDeleteLoaf-to idle away time
ReplyDeleteThe mall was a good place for my friends and I to loaf.
Contemplate: to look at, view, observe or study.
ReplyDeleteSome things are very hard to contemplate for a long period of time without having enough sleep.
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ReplyDeleteThe word I found interesting was Polorization it means; A sharp division, as of a population, or group,into opposing factions. Polorization of the light is guided one way.
ReplyDeleteWe have 2 words reported on twice.
ReplyDeleteAllotted means to divide or distribute by share or portion; distribute or parcel out. To allot the remaining of my food.
ReplyDeletefellowship: very close friends
ReplyDelete~people whoo have access to money are very close friends (some what) to other people (principles, etc)
CORRECTION- daunting means to overcome something
ReplyDelete@Sana you were right the 1st time
ReplyDeleteMy word is arduous:ar·du·ous [ahr-joo-uhs or, especially Brit., ahr-dyoo-] Show IPA
ReplyDeleteadjective
1.
requiring great exertion; laborious; difficult: an arduous undertaking.
2.
requiring or using much energy and vigor; strenuous: making an arduous effort.
3.
hard to climb; steep: an arduous path up the hill.
4.
hard to endure; full of hardships; severe: an arduous winter.
One of the vocabulary words I searched up was clamber
ReplyDeleteMeaning: To climb,using both feet and hands;climb with effort and difficulty.
My friend clambers up the rocks for a better view
Recipiant-One that receives or is receptive
ReplyDeleteone of the word that i found was hysterically.
ReplyDeletehysterically : uncontrollably emothional.