Q3 W6 Vocabulary Flashcard Practice

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Brilliant

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Having or showing great intelligence, talent, or skill. Example: The scientist had a brilliant idea that helped solve the problem.

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Embarrass

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To cause someone to feel awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed. Example: Please don’t embarrass your little sister by making fun of her.

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Cautious

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Careful to avoid potential problems or dangers. Example: You should always be cautious when crossing the street.

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Declare

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To announce something formally or officially. Example: The president will declare the winner of the competition.

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Ancient

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Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence. Example: The pyramids in Egypt are ancient.

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Glimpse

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A brief or fleeting view. Example: I caught a glimpse of the sunset before it disappeared.

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Humble

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Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance. Example: Despite his success, he remained humble.

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Interrupt

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To stop the continuous progress of an activity or process. Example: Please do not interrupt while I am speaking.

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Scatter

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To throw in various random directions. Example: The wind caused the leaves to scatter across the yard.

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Threaten

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To state an intention to harm or punish someone. Example: The storm clouds threaten to ruin our picnic.