Decrepit, Notorious, & Perpetual

What is the denotation of notorious?

• well-known

• widely known or famous, especially for something bad

• famous for doing something good

• infamous

What is the denotation of decrepit?

• new and in good condition

• frail

• old; bad condition or run-down

• antique

What is the denotation of perpetual?

• ceaseless

• something that does not occur very often

• continuing forever or for a long time

• abrupt; short

Select all of the synonyms for the word notorious?

• anonymous

• disreputable

• infamous

• well-known

Select all of the synonyms for the word decrepit?

• sturdy

• shabby

• frail

• weak

Select all of the synonyms for the word perpetual?

• non-stop

• incessant

• periodic

• ceaseless

What part of speech is the word notorious?

• verb-an action

• adverb-a word that tells how or to what extent a verb is done

• noun-person, place or thing

• adjective-a word that describes a noun

What part of speech is the word decrepit?

• verb-an action

• adverb-a word that tells how or to what extent a verb is done

• noun-person, place or thing

• adjective-a word that describes a noun

What part of speech is the word notoriously?

• verb-an action

• adverb-a word that tells how or to what extent a verb is done

• noun-person, place or thing

• adjective-a word that describes a noun

What part of speech is the word notoriousness?

• verb-an action

• adverb-a word that tells how or to what extent a verb is done

• noun-person, place or thing

• adjective-a word that describes a noun