3rd Period Vocab

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Use of 'whet': The president gave journalists enough info to whet their curiosities.

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The president gave journalists enough info to whet their curiosities.

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Use of "din":

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The din from my neighbor’s party will probably keep me up all night.

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Sentence using "glut" correctly:

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With a glut of electronic books on her phone, Shannon will never run out of reading material.

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Correct usage of "bland":

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The bland salad will taste better if you add salt and pepper to it.

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Sentence using 'strut' correctly:

Back

After the boy learned to walk, he would strut about the house proudly.

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Correct use of 'tranquil': Surrounded by a beautiful waterfall and exotic flowers, how could Hiram feel anything but tranquil on his vacation?

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Surrounded by a beautiful waterfall and exotic flowers, how could Hiram feel anything but tranquil on his vacation?

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Sentence using 'valid' correctly:

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During their debate on current politics, Jenna brought up a valid point about the number of citizens who do not vote.

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Definition of rancid?

Back

Strong disagreeable smell or taste from being stale.

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Definition of expunge?

Back

to remove (something completely)

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Definition of desolation?

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A state of complete emptiness or destruction.