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Verb Stated to be true Adduce, advance Contradict, deny I averred the statement about her alibi in the court since I was there with her that day. Turn of expression Adumbration, allegory Random, inconsistent When he alliterates his words, it makes him seem like he is 10 years older than he actually is. To cool or refresh Satisfy, quench Deprive, dissatisfy They were slaked after being rescued, their lips were so dry, they bled. = = || part of speech: verb def in own words: to prove two other forms: misaver, preaver 2 synonyms: affirm, verify 2 sentences: The police always wished they would not aver the missing man's death. She averred her love for him to herself before saying yes. word: alliterate part of speech: verb def in own words: to alliterate (use the same letter or sound repetitively) other forms: alliterator, alliteration 2 synonyms: rhymes, repeats 2 sentences: The baby alliterated when practicing the new sounds she had learned. Th authors alliteration caught my attention and made me laugh. word: slake part of speech: verb def in own words: to lessen other forms: slakeable, unslaked 2 synonyms: decrease, reduce 2: sentences: He slaked the number of m and m's quickly. The amount of water was being slaked because of the whole in the jar. || Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: humorous, not intended to be serious Other forms: facetiously, facetiousness 2 synonyms: sarcastic, ridiculous 2 sentences: Her facetious remark made him chuckle and grin. Now was not the time for a facetious comment as I am currently grieving. __2.Word__: Evanescent Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: temporary, fleeting Other forms: evanescently, evanescence 2 synonyms: brief, tenuous 2 sentences: I am a lucky man as my wife’s beauty is not evanescent. The beauty she conjured up in the spell was only evanescent and she would soon need to use dark magic again. __3.Word__: Fatuous Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: silly, pointless Other forms: fatuously, fatuousness 2 synonyms: ludicrous, absurd 2 sentences: The mouse’s attempts to evade the cat were fatuous. Having hope is not fatuous, as it often keeps those who have it from becoming fatuous themselves. || Nov. 26 2012 || __1.Word__: abominable Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: atrocious, worthy of dislike Other forms: abominableness, abomination 2 synonyms: atrocious, repugnant 2 sentences: The way he treated his parents which such regard was abominable. God fins sin to be abominable.
 * Alexander Alguire || [[file:Vocabulary Mondays 12-12.10.2012.doc]][[file:Vocab MONDAYS 01.28.13.doc]][[file:Vocab 02.25.2013.doc]] ||
 * Mitch Orr || [[file:Nov 13 vocab Monday.doc]] ||
 * Anna Claire C. || Vocab   11/12/12  **__Averred__**
 * __Alliterates__**
 * __Slaked__**
 * Collin Horwood || word: aver
 * Andres Villacres || [[file:Vocab Mondays.docx]]12/10/12 ||
 * Nichole Brown || [[file:Vocab 1.odt]] [[file:Vocab 2.odt]] [[file:Vocab 3.odt]] ||
 * Zane Zakraisek || [[file:Vocab.docx]][[file:Vocab 2.docx]][[file:Vocab 3.docx]] ||
 * Morgan Ewing || [[file:Vocab Mondays.docx]]This includes both November 13 and today's, the 26th. ||
 * Collin Horwood || __1.Word__: Facetious
 * RJ D || [[file:Vocab_Monday_November_1.rtf]]Nov. 13 2012
 * Anna Claire C. || [[file:vocab1127.doc]] ||
 * Jennifer Eyre || [[file:Vocab Mondays.docx]] ||
 * Zach Paige || [[file:Vocab ZP.doc]] This contains both weeks of vocab.[[file:Vocab ZP 12-10.doc]] ||
 * Mitch Orr || [[file:Vocab Week 2.doc]] Sorry that this is late, but it is complete. ||
 * Mitch Orr || [[file:Vocab Week 3.doc]] Here is my last week of vocab needed. Thanks ||
 * Mitch Orr || [[file:Vocab Week 4 12.10.12.doc]] Vocab December 12, 2012 ||
 * Collin Horwood || 12/10/12

__2.Word__: inimitable Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: unrepeatable Other forms: inimitablility, inimitably 2 synonyms: matchless, unparalleled 2 sentences: God is a inimitable being. The design created by the splatter of paint upon the canvas was inimitable, more so than a normal piece of art.

__3.Word__: ornate Part of speech: adjective Definition in words: elaborately decorated Other forms: ornately, ornateness 2 synonyms: elegant, gaudy 2 sentences: The crown was more ornate than any other he had ever seen, yet the beauty of the wearer far surpassed it. The small lopsided chair was anything but ornate, but since it was a creation of his recently deceased son, it was his most prized possession. || Vocab 11/13 Adjective Not likeable Abominably, abominableness Horrible, abhorrent Likable, pleasing
 * Morgan Ewing || [[file:Vocab Mondays.docx]] A continuous list of my vocab. Please scroll to the bottom of the document to find next week's assignment. ||
 * Anna Claire C. || Anna Clement
 * Abominable**
 * 1) Though expected, this Monday was abominable like all the past ones.
 * 2) He looked at me as though I had done something abominable to him.

Adjective Mock less Inimitability, inimitableness Unique, matchless Unoriginal, imitatable
 * Inimitable**
 * 1) Though she was a “Plain Jane,” her artistic skills were inimitable.
 * 2) Hopefully as a Christian I am inimitable in a good way to all unbelievers who meet me.

Adjective Exaggeratedly decorated Ornately, ornate ness Elaborate, lavish Plain, neutral Clement Vocab 11/13**Abominabl** ||
 * Ornate**
 * 1) The ornate Catholic Church inspired his essay on architecture over the centuries.
 * 2) Though I like modern interior design, when Christmas comes, my house is ornate with decorations.