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Platitude
To crouch or cringe in fear
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside
A cliché used for comfort
Scold
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
Not capable of being changed; without variation not changing
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside (feelings)
Adroit
A work or job that does not require much skill or thought (charlies job at the bakery before the operation)
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
Blasphemous
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
accepting that something unpleasant will happen because you cannot change it quit on hope
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something the word face- diamond has a bunch of different facets
the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God speaking against god/ religion
Invariably
A cliché used for comfort cliché-something that is overused
Not capable of being changed; without variation not changing
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Describes someone who had excessive self-esteem or is arrogant feeling above other people
Introspective
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside (feelings)
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
Not capable of being changed; without variation not changing
Of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings 2.(n.) The totality of mental processes of which the individual is not aware
Subconscious
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
Of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings
accepting that something unpleasant will happen because you cannot change it quit on hope
The totality of mental processes of which the individual is not aware
Cower
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside (feelings)
)A statement that is seemingly contradictory, but is true need to know
To get a job you need experience but you to get experience you need a job
To crouch or cringe in fear (coward- cower)
Dilettante- ()wont be tested on this word
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God speaking against god/ religion
A person who claims to have interest in a field, such as the arts, without real knowledge; phony
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something the word face- diamond has a bunch of different facets
Paradox
A work or job that does not require much skill or thought (charlies job at the bakery before the operation)
To confirm or prove the validity or accuracy of something to be shown that your thoughts and feelings are true
The disconnection or separation of something from something else or the state of being disconnected break apart
A statement that is seemingly contradictory, but is true need to know
To get a job you need experience but you to get experience you need a job
Pompous
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside (feelings)
Describes someone who had excessive self-esteem or is arrogant feeling above other people
Not capable of being changed; without variation not changing
A person who claims to have interest in a field, such as the arts, without real knowledge phony- won’t be tested on
Dissociation
A cliché used for comfort cliché-something that is overused
accepting that something unpleasant will happen because you cannot change it quit on hope
The disconnection or separation of something from something else or the state of being disconnected break apart
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Validated
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something the word face- diamond has a bunch of different facets
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
To confirm or prove the validity or accuracy of something to be shown that your thoughts and feelings are true
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Menial
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
Not capable of being changed; without variation not changing
Of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings
A work or job that does not require much skill or thought (charlies job at the bakery before the operation)
Lethargy
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
To confirm or prove the validity or accuracy of something to be shown that your thoughts and feelings are true
Describes someone who had excessive self-esteem or is arrogant feeling above other people
Facets
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something the word face- diamond has a bunch of different facets
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Resigned
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations to see or look inside (feelings)
the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God speaking against god/ religion
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
accepting that something unpleasant will happen because you cannot change it quit on hope
Inexplicable
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something the word face- diamond has a bunch of different facets
Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for not able to be explained
Describes someone who had excessive self-esteem or is arrogant feeling above other people
The disconnection or separation of something from something else or the state of being disconnected break apart
Often, most parents use the (a) “everything’s going to be alright” to comfort their child and put their mind at ease.
My mother (a) me for raising my voice at my sister.
In the novel Lord of the Flies, Jack was an (a) leader because he was able to create weapons from nature.
To shout out something negative about God in church is (a) .
(a) , my morning routine will always stay the same unless something disrupts it.
Charlie is very (a) because he is constantly reviewing and thinking about what he says and feels.
As the ball came flying at me I (a) wrapped my arms around myself to make the impact less painful.
I (a) in fear as I saw the raised fist coming towards me.
The (a) acted as if he knew about the history of the painting to impress his date
The statement “I know that I know nothing” is a (a) because it is a contradiction.
The extremely (a) man strode into the classroom as if he was a “god”.
The girl’s mother thought that her friends were a bad influence, so she was forced to (a) from them.
After further investigation the convicted man’s alibi turned out to be (a) .
As assembly lines were developed workers only required (a) skills to work the machines.
Commonly, people who are sedentary, often have feelings of (a) .
The diamond had many (a) , which sparkled and shined in the sun.
I was (a) to do the household chores because I knew that my mother would be angry if I didn’t.
All of my grades were good, so the “F” on my report card was (a) .
when do you add an a instead of an an
when the first letter is a constant
when the first letter is a vowel
when do you add an an instead of an a
when the first letter is a constant
when the first letter is a vowel
true or false: it also depends on the sound
true
false
A cliché used for comfort
cower
platitude
menial
invariably
To rebuke or criticize someone angrily, try to correct behavior, become annoyed with somebody to the point your speaking to someone in a harsh tone
pompous
dilettante
paradox
scold
Clever, skillful, or resourceful in using the mind and hands
adroit
lethargy
resigned
dissociate
the act of insulting or showing contempt or lack of reverence for God speaking against god/ religion
validated
blasphemous
facets
platitude
Not capable of being changed; without variation ;not changing
cower
inexplicable
invariably
subconscious
An examination of one’s own thoughts, feelings, or sensations ;to see or look inside (feelings)
dissociation
pompous
scold
introspective
Of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings
blasohemous
paradox
subconsciously
facets
To crouch or cringe in fear - coward
cower
conscious
lethargy
valid
A statement that is seemingly contradictory, but is true need to know
(To get a job you need experience but you to get experience you need a job)
scolded
platitude
paradox
dilettante
Describes someone who had excessive self-esteem or is arrogant feeling above other people
adroit
pompous
invariable
paradox
The disconnection or separation of something from something else or the state of being disconnected ;break apart
scold
introspective
platitude
dissociation
To confirm or prove the validity or accuracy of something ;to be shown that your thoughts and feelings are true
lethargy
menial
pompous
validated
A work or job that does not require much skill or thought (charlies job at the bakery before the operation)
blasphemous
resigned
menial
paradox
Lack of energy, a feeling of drowsiness or sleepiness
lazy
lethargy
inexplicable
adroit
One side of something many sided; a particular aspect or feature of something; the word face
facets
reflection
pompous
invariably
accepting that something unpleasant will happen because you cannot change it ;quit on hope
introspective
cowered
dissociate
resigned
)Something that is difficult and unable to be explained or accounted for ;not able to be explained
invariably
introspective
inexplicable
invalid
