WOD 3

Part of speech of Cynically

• adjective

• noun

• pronoun

• verb

distrusted or pessimistic

• cynically

• incredulously

• infer

• insolently

“He came home the same way, the front door slamming open, his cap on the floor, and the voice suddenly become raucous shouting, “Isn’t anybody here?””

• Being rude or disrespectful.

• Making a harsh or loud noise. Being rowdy.

• Messy and dirty.

• Causing harm.

“The day my son Laurie started kindergarten he renounced corduroy overalls with bibs and began wearing blue jeans with a belt;”

• to believe

• to put on and flaunt

• to give up or stop using

• to disrespect

“At lunch he spoke insolently to his father, spilled his baby sister’s milk, and remarked that his teacher said we were not to take the name of the Lord in vain.”

•  pleasantly

• respectfully

• nicely

• To exhibit boldness or contempt. Disrespectfully

""Wait and see,'' my husband said cynically. "When you’ve got Charles to deal with, this may mean he’s only plotting.""

• Happily

• Trusting

• Disbelief about another person's honesty.

• Excitedly

What does it mean to "infer" something?

• Draw a picture

• Make a prediction/an assumption

• Provide evidence

• Spoil the ending

cynically

• rowdy, disorderly

• overflowing, lacking reserve

• without hope or encouragement

• believing everyone is selfish or bad

raucous

• rowdy, disorderly

• haggard

• weak, thin, sickly

• easily noticed

Declaring a refusal to follow, obey, or support (someone or something) any longer. THIS THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD?

• Insolently

• Swagger

• Vain

• renounced