Sadlier Level C Unit 2 Flashcards

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Antics (n.) – playful, silly, or outrageous behavior

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The puppy’s antics made everyone at the park laugh.

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Avowed (adj.) – declared openly and without shame

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She is an avowed fan of soccer and talks about it every day.

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Banter (v./n.) – to exchange playful remarks; talk that is playful

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The friends liked to banter back and forth during lunch.

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Bountiful (adj.) – giving freely; plentiful, generous

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The garden gave us a bountiful harvest of tomatoes.

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Congested (adj.) – overcrowded, filled or occupied to excess

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The roads were congested with cars during rush hour.

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Detriment (n.) – harm or loss; something that causes damage

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Eating too much candy can be a detriment to your health.

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Durable (adj./n.) – sturdy, lasting a long time; consumer goods used repeatedly

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The backpack is made of durable material that will last for years.

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Enterprising (adj.) – energetic, willing and able to start something new

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The enterprising student started her own school club.

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Frugal (adj.) – economical, avoiding waste and luxury

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He is frugal with his money and only buys what he needs.

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Gingerly (adj./adv.) – with extreme care or caution

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She held the baby gingerly so she wouldn’t wake him up.