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V Book Unit 14, 15, 16

Teacher: Antonio Samaniego M.Ed.
Horizontales
(adj.) Curving or twisting She has red sinuous hair.--
noun a summary that is not word-for-word express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, esp. to achieve greater clarity.
adjective something disgustingly offensive
Verb to protest or object
(noun.) A basic idea or principle --The rudiments of success for the have-nots is simple: the assiduous accumulation of wholesome friends, social ties, and a higher education.--
(v.) To suggest in an indirect or subtle fashion --"what can a wink insinuate?"--
adjective "Wow, she's...."-- openly expressive of emotions
(adjective.) Causing damage or harm; injurious
the way in which something is expressed; style, a mode of expression, esp. one characteristic of a particular speaker or writer. "legal phraseology" --My father phraseology for saying "get back to work" was "more better you work" (Armando).--
(adj.) Implied or understood but not directly expressed. --It was implicit that the hijacking was an act of war-- --It is implicit that we are quiet in the theater.-- It is implicit that students would be at their best when their principal walked through the door.--
(adjective.) Undeveloped; very basic or simple The rudimentary idea of "selfies" irks Michelle.--
(v.) To twist, wrench, or bend severely out of shape
(adjective.) [len-i-tiv] Easing pain or discord 1. softening, soothing, or mitigating, as medicines or applications. 2. mildly laxative. noun 3. a lenitive medicine or application. 4. a mild laxative.
verb.] To soothe the feelings of; to appease
noun.] Debris; junk The detritus materials coalesce into the moon, shot into space, or rained back onto the earth.
adjective loathsome, disagreeable
(v.) To branch out; to go different ways --The train tracks diverged into different parts of the countryside.--
(n.) A natural tendency towards The bull moose has a proclivity to fight during the mating season
Verticales
(adjective.) Feeling regret and sorrow; penitent
adjective of or relating to signs or symbols
(n.) A downward slope; a dip
(n.) A climbing slope; a hill
"What does 'hook up' mean to you?" Semantic is when you find yourself in an argument and the argument is caused by you both having different ideas of what the word means: Words may mean or connote different meanings or understandings to others
Noun a pattern or model
(adj.) Difficult or impossible to explain It was inexplicable how someone could hijack a plane and use it to attack the USA without the FBI knowing about it.--
(adjective.) he was sick of hearing her trite excuses.-- Boring because of overuse or repetition
noun an exact translation or restatement
Noun.) Inclination; ascent or descent; a gradient. [noun] gradient the degree of inclination, or the rate of ascent or descent, in a highway, railroad, etc. 2. an inclined surface; grade; ramp. [adj.] incline: deviating in direction from the horizontal or vertical; sloping.
adjective menacing; threatening
(noun.) A lowering in number --The attrition of the American Condor is caused by man's failure to be in harmony with its environment.--
(v.) To come together; together; to meet The two tracks converge into a single track.--
(v.) To misshape; misinterpret --The water distorts her image.-- She distorts her face to match the monkey's face
(adjective.) Not strict; generous