10th Week 15 Vocab

Impair

• V; To damage Sentence: If the children continue to make fun of George, they will impair his confidence, and he’ll never dive from the high board again. 

• Adj; Undefeated Sentence: The entire community cheered the invincible champion after he defeated his opponent for the seventh time.

• Adj; without energy Sentence: Because we all felt languid in the hot sun of the August afternoon, we knew we would never finish building the new barn.

• N; Wet Sentence: After the five-inch rain, our tractor sunk into the mire in the meadow of our north pasture.

Invincible

• Adj; Obvious bad Sentence: The seniors were put off by the new student’s obtrusive behavior; she wanted to be involved in everything.

• Adj; Undefeated Sentence: The entire community cheered the invincible champion after he defeated his opponent for the seventh time.

• Adj; without energy Sentence: Because we all felt languid in the hot sun of the August afternoon, we knew we would never finish building the new barn.

• N; Wet Sentence: After the five-inch rain, our tractor sunk into the mire in the meadow of our north pasture.

Languid 

• Adj; Obvious bad Sentence: The seniors were put off by the new student’s obtrusive behavior; she wanted to be involved in everything.

• N; Introduction to a speech Sentence: We had to write a preamble to our constitution to explain our reasons for organizing the club.

• Adj; without energy Sentence: Because we all felt languid in the hot sun of the August afternoon, we knew we would never finish building the new barn.

• N; Wet Sentence: After the five-inch rain, our tractor sunk into the mire in the meadow of our north pasture.

Mire

• Adj; Obvious bad Sentence: The seniors were put off by the new student’s obtrusive behavior; she wanted to be involved in everything.

• N; Introduction to a speech Sentence: We had to write a preamble to our constitution to explain our reasons for organizing the club.

• V; To deliver an official Sentence: The jury will probably not render its decision until tomorrow morning.

• N; Wet Sentence: After the five-inch rain, our tractor sunk into the mire in the meadow of our north pasture.

Obtrusive 

• Adj; Obvious bad Sentence: The seniors were put off by the new student’s obtrusive behavior; she wanted to be involved in everything.

• N; Introduction to a speech Sentence: We had to write a preamble to our constitution to explain our reasons for organizing the club.

• V; To deliver an official Sentence: The jury will probably not render its decision until tomorrow morning.

• Adj; Rough Sentence: This summer Suzy and Marie will climb the rugged mountains of the Wind River Wilderness.

Preamble 

• Adj; Doutbtful Sentence: I am skeptical of the rumor about my grandfather’s induction into the Farming Hall of Fame, for my grandfather lives in Detroit. 

• N; Introduction to a speech Sentence: We had to write a preamble to our constitution to explain our reasons for organizing the club.

• V; To deliver an official Sentence: The jury will probably not render its decision until tomorrow morning.

• Adj; Rough Sentence: This summer Suzy and Marie will climb the rugged mountains of the Wind River Wilderness.

Render

• Adj; Doutbtful Sentence: I am skeptical of the rumor about my grandfather’s induction into the Farming Hall of Fame, for my grandfather lives in Detroit. 

• Adj; Careless Sentence: The slipshod method of building our new house caused the roof to fall before we even moved in. 

• V; To deliver an official Sentence: The jury will probably not render its decision until tomorrow morning.

• Adj; Rough Sentence: This summer Suzy and Marie will climb the rugged mountains of the Wind River Wilderness.

Rugged 

• Adj; Doutbtful Sentence: I am skeptical of the rumor about my grandfather’s induction into the Farming Hall of Fame, for my grandfather lives in Detroit. 

• Adj; Careless Sentence: The slipshod method of building our new house caused the roof to fall before we even moved in. 

• V; To damage Sentence: If the children continue to make fun of George, they will impair his confidence, and he’ll never dive from the high board again.

• Adj; Rough Sentence: This summer Suzy and Marie will climb the rugged mountains of the Wind River Wilderness.

Skeptical 

• Adj; Doutbtful Sentence: I am skeptical of the rumor about my grandfather’s induction into the Farming Hall of Fame, for my grandfather lives in Detroit. 

• Adj; Careless Sentence: The slipshod method of building our new house caused the roof to fall before we even moved in. 

• V; To damage Sentence: If the children continue to make fun of George, they will impair his confidence, and he’ll never dive from the high board again. 

• Adj; Undefeated Sentence: The entire community cheered the invincible champion after he defeated his opponent for the seventh time.

Slipshod

• Adj; Undefeated Sentence: The entire community cheered the invincible champion after he defeated his opponent for the seventh time.

• Adj; without energy Sentence: Because we all felt languid in the hot sun of the August afternoon, we knew we would never finish building the new barn.

• Adj; Careless Sentence: The slipshod method of building our new house caused the roof to fall before we even moved in. 

• V; To damage Sentence: If the children continue to make fun of George, they will impair his confidence, and he’ll never dive from the high board again.