Seniors Vocab Green Class due Monday Oct. 3
Write ten sentences using any ten different words in context, giving clues of restatement, inference, or contrast.
This is due before school on Monday Oct. 3. Write or print out your sentences if you're having trouble posting.
Antediluvian--adjective 1. of or belonging to the period before the Flood in Genesis
2. very old, old-fashioned, or out of date; antiquated; primitive: antediluvian ideas.
Antibiotic—noun 1. any of a large group of chemical substances, as penicillin or streptomycin, produced by various microorganisms and fungi, having the capacity in dilute solutions to inhibit the growth of or to destroy bacteria and other microorganisms, used chiefly in the treatment of infectious diseases.
Automaton noun
1. a mechanical figure or contrivance constructed to act as if by its own motive power; robota person or animal that acts in a monotonous, routine manner, without active intelligence.
Beneficent adjective
Doing good or causing good to be done; conferring benefits; kindly in action or purpose.
Synchronize verb (used with object)
1. to cause to indicate the same time, as one timepiece with another
Circumscribe verb (used with object), -scribed, -scrib·ing.
1. to draw a line around; encircle: to circumscribe a city on a map
Communion noun
interchange or sharing of thoughts or emotions; intimate communication: communion with nature.
Counterintuitive adjective---counter to what intuition would lead one to expectIncredulous adjective1. not credulous; disinclined or indisposed to believe; skeptical.2. indicating or showing unbelief: an incredulous smile.
Diction noun
1. style of speaking or writing as dependent upon choice of words: good diction.
2. the accent, inflection, intonation, and speech-sound quality manifested by an individual speaker, usually judgedin terms of prevailing standards of acceptability; enunciation.
Disabuse verb (used with object), -bused, -bus·ing. To free (a person) from deception or error.
Equilibrium noun, plural -ri·ums, -ri·a [-ree-uh]? Show IPA.1. a state of rest or balance due to the equal action of opposing forces.
Excise verb (used with object), -cised, -cis·ing.1. to expunge, as a passage or sentence, from a text 2. to cut out or off, as a tumor.
Fluent adjective1. spoken or written with ease: fluent French.
Hyperawareness noun the state or condition of being aware; having knowledge; consciousness
Inaccessible adjective not accessible; unapproachable.
Interstate adjective 1. connecting or involving different states: interstate commerce.
Malapropism noun act or habit of misusing words ridiculously, especially by the confusion of words that are similar in sound.
Neologism noun 1. a new word, meaning, usage, or phrase.
Omnipresent adjective present everywhere at the same time: the omnipresent God.
Multilingual adjective 1. using or able to speak several or many languages with some facility.
Impermeable adjective 1. not permeable; impassable.
Sanction noun 1. authoritative permission or approval, as for an action.
Retrofit verb 1. to modify equipment (in airplanes, automobiles, a factory, etc.) that is already in service using parts developedor made available after the time of original manufacture.
Avert verb (used with object) 1. to turn away or aside: to avert one's eyes.
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1. The doctor gave me an antibiotic to help make my strep throat go away.
2. The speaker’s diction in the story was old English and hard to understand.
3. The beneficent owner gave his workers off on the snowy morning so that they would not have to travel in the bad weather.
4. The gymnasts’ routine was synchronized with the music that was being played.
5. My father circumscribed the directions to get to school from home.
6. The water was in equilibrium when the lifeguard tested the pH level.
7. When I went on the class trip to France, everyone was able to speak fluent French except for me.
8. As I walked into the bathroom, one of the sinks was inaccessible due to a broken faucet.
9. When the doctor shown the light into my eye, I automatically adverted my sight to the wall.
10. The daily inspection had the workers retrofit the machines in order to be in pristine condition.
1. Since the girl went to the doctor and found out she was sick, she was out on an antibiotic to help her recover faster.
2. The beneficent young man helped make sandwiches for the poor multiple times a week.
3. Both divers synchronized their dives which made it look like they were one person from the side view.
4. Their family became much closer after having a communion to talk about their personal lives and feelings.
5. When I read the paper, I realized the diction was phenomenal and made the paper one of the best ones I’ve ever read.
6. When I tested the PH level of the chlorine, the water was in equilibrium at the exact spot it had been in all week.
7. On my trip to Spain, I realized that many people there were fluent in Spanish as well as English which made me work on my Spanish.
8. The playground was inaccessible, which made it hard for the handicapped to get onto the mulch or even near the swings.
9. As the girl looked across the room at her crush, he spotted her and she quickly averted her eyes in the opposite direction.
10. My grandfather was in hyperawareness when he found out that he could have skin cancer, so he was always on the lookout for weird moles or spots.
1. The much anticipated sanction for the construction of the new building finally allowed the builders to begin their construction plans.
2. The woman’s native language was English but because she was multilingual she was able to speak Spanish while she visited Spain.
3. The Catholic Church believes God is omnipresent, being everywhere at all times.
4. The confusing neologism of that word only confused the boy more.
5. Next week during the retreat, us seniors will come in communion with each other as we bond over different activities and tasks.
6. The cheerleaders have to be synchronized during their routine or else the individuals whom are off will stand out.
7. The girl disabused the boy by letting him in on the joke that was played on him.
8. The FBI agent was still hyperaware even on his days off, always paying super close attention to his surroundings.
9. The now inaccessible coal-mining site only trapped the coal-mining workers inside the underground cave until someone could break them free.
10. She averted her attention away from the cute boy and back onto the teacher’s lecture.
1. As we drove through Amish Town, many aspects of their life were very antediluvian, as they hung their clothes to dry, and still used a horse and buggy.
2. Beneficent people probably had an easy time writing their college resumes since they spend so much time volunteering.
3. One of the most difficult parts of cheerleading is making sure everyone is synchronized and on time so that the routine looks put together.
4. While Sally was at the party, she new she shouldn’t drink because she had to drive her friend home, but she was counterintuitive when she choose to drink anyways.
5. Most singers have to put a lot of emphasis on diction when performing so that the audience can understand and appreciate the song.
6. Lisa read The Secret Life of Bees at least fifteen times, so she was very fluent in her discussions about the novel.
7. In college, especially when attending a large school, it is often thought that since your classes are so big, the professors are inaccessible and wont give you the time of day.
8. My uncle, having lived in four different countries, is multilingual.
9. While doing homework, it was extremely difficult to avert my attention away from the TV and back to my homework.
10. In environmental science, I learned that because of the NEPA, companies must get a sanction to build a new bridge or a dam, because otherwise people would be overbuilding and over-using our natural resources causing environmental problems.
1. After becoming infected with the flu, my doctor prescribed me with antibiotics to help fight off the infection.
2. The teenagers who were helping out at the local soup kitchen were doing a beneficent job.
3. The couple of three years sat down to communion, in hopes to fix the problems occurring in their relationship.
4. The diction of the foreign exchange students was so well, you could hardly tell that they spoke English as a second language.
5. After taking German for five years I have become quite fluent in the language.
6. The omnipresent of our school spirit is known throughout the whole state of Delaware.
7. Since we would be working with harmful chemicals, the teachers told us to wear impermeable gloves in order to protect our hands.
8. The bright flash of the camera hurt so much that I had to avert my eyes.
9. The retrofit automobile was so attractive that all the kids at school wanted their parents to buy them one.
10. I had to be granted sanction in order to leave the school grounds early.
1.The antediluvian man stands out in the crowd making me think of an old-fashioned movie.
2.The antibiotic saved millions of lives by killing or helping build up our immunity to a disease/microbe.
3.When the automaton girl woke up her mom knew exactly what she was going to ask for breakfast because it is the same every morning.
4.The man was very beneficent from the teacher’s explanation after the confusing class discussion.
5.The synchronized swimmers were never out of sync for their entire routine.
6.Circumscribing in math is very difficult since I cannot draw a circle well.
7.There is a communion of saints for our church where we recognize they are all together in heaven.
8.The counterintuitive person could not accept the fact that Jesus rose from the grave.
9.When you have terrible diction no one can understand you and it hurts your chances for having a good job interview.
10.Teachers are notorious for disabusing common misconceptions students have.
11.In chemistry it is important to reach equilibrium in your equations or else the entire equation is wrong.
12.When being treated for cancer the doctors excise the tumors from the body.
13.If you are fluent in Spanish it is easy for you to talk the normal pace as native speakers.
14.Most parents have hyperawareness about sketchy situations and strongly disapprove of allowing their kids to go to them.
15.The elevators at Saint Mark’s are inaccessible by uninjured students.
16.The wrestling program at Saint Mark's High School is interstate and we travel to many different states for competitions.
1. Though I would rather sleep after my long day of school, I realized that it would be beneficent if I studied for the upcoming test since I was failing the class.
2. The dancers’ movements were very synchronized, and every movement they made looked very together, causing the routine to look perfect.
3. She told Bob that she believed in UFO’s, but he just stared at her counterintuitively, believing that they could not exist.
4. Susan was fluent in Italian, but when she went to Sicily, she could not understand the people because their diction was so different.
5. After getting off of the amusement ride, my equilibrium was so thrown off, I almost fell over.
6. The doctor found a tumor in her back, but thankfully they found it early and were able to excise in the operating room.
7. Being fluent in Spanish, I was able to travel to Spain and speak with the natives as if I had lived there my entire life.
8. Every time I tried to go to the teachers for extra help, they proved themselves inaccessible because I could never find them.
9. Our friend was notorious for his malapropism, but we could not blame him because English was not his native language.
10. Being multiliingual, my mother could travel to a few different countries and speak with the natives there.
1. The balance reached its equilibrium once I saw both sides come to a halt.
2. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw a man look at me. As we made sudden eye contact, he quickly averted his eyes away from mine.
3. I tried to open the jewelry box but it was completely inaccessible due to the heavy duty lock that protected the valuables that were inside.
4. I speak fluent Polish. It came in handy when I went to Poland because I could communicate with all the Polish people over there.
5. The diction of my Physics professor sounded like he was somewhere from Europe.
6. The sanctioned doctors note allowed Billy to skip gym class today due to his knee injury.
7. The multilingual man conversed with six people who all speak different languages.
8. The dentist’s hyperawareness was immaculate; he could find the tiniest problems with each patient’s teeth and knew just what to do with it.
9. We took the map out and synchronized the whole state of New York City; that was our next location.
10. The beneficent nurse was always there for every patient in need, creating a great atmosphere for the hospital.
1. The dusty book i found in my great-grandmother's attic turned out to be an antediluvian artifact dating back to the 1400's.
2. The steel dam is said to be impermeable.
3. The very intelligent professor uses a neologism every day in classes.
4. The treasure was locked behind 3 different doors in which i had no key for, therefore it was inaccessible.
5. I am fluent in 15 different languages.
6. The southern man's diction is very hard to understand.
7. The Native American's were in communion with the many aspects of nature.
8. After learning that the boy was being mean to my friend, I excised him from my life.
9. I circumscribed the egg's perimeter with my pencil.
10. The court sanctioned that i be released from jail.
1. The parents insisted that the child avert his eyes when told so he wouldn't see the scary part of the movie.
2. The teacher aspired to become multilingual before her international trip so she could speak with the new people she would meet.
3. They were now hyperaware of their own breathing and could temporarily not do it subconsciously.
4. It was surprising that she was no longer fluent in her native country's language, but could only easily speak her second language.
5. The chorus was scolded again for their poor diction and pronunciation of the words.
6. If the swelling did not go down after a certain period of time, the doctor would give the patient antibiotics for an infection.
7. The acid-base solution finally reached equilibrium when more base was added and the ph was neutralized.
8. The patient hoped that the tumor could be safely excised so that none was left behind.
9. After snooping around the front of the house, the spies deemed the building inaccessible from the front and moved to look for an unguarded entrance near the back.
10. Nobody was surprised when people started using the verb google as a neologism in everyday life, but there was a bit of controversy in adding the new use to the dictionary.
I averted my eyes from the gruesome road kill on the side of the highway.
The impermeable poncho kept me dry from the rain at the baseball game, but did not keep my warm.
While on our long road trip, I had to use the bathroom badly, but the only rest stop for 30 miles was inaccessible due to construction.
After taking Spanish for 4 years, I am still no where close to speaking the language fluently.
The surgeon carefully excised the cancerous skin cancer out of the patient.
I was prescribed an antibiotic when they discovered that the cause of why my neck was swollen was due to an infected lymph note.
St. Marks High School is a beneficent institution because of the good it teaches students.
The Synchronized swimmers all moved as one in such perfection.
This helps to improve diction, organize what they want to say and focus on the main points of interest.
The teenagers disabused of the idea that they can get what they want by force.
1. The doctor perscribed antiobiotics to the patient, preventing infection.
2. They're just mindless automatons who never change or react.
3. The old woman became very beneficient to the homeless shelter after she donated many food items and clothes.
4. Before they start their run, the cross-country team synchronizes their watches to make sure that they all run for the same amount of time.
5. The new lovers found themselves in personal and intimate communion, gazing deeply into one another's eyes.
6. I quickly disabused the rumors before the false statements spread around the school.
7. Alcohol impairs your balance or equilibrium; therefore, you are more likely to fall when intoxicated.
8. The student was fluent in Spanish, and he was able to successfully translate English works into that language.
9. Joe seems to be motivated by a hyperawareness of alcohol's dangers, brought on by bad childhood experiences.
10. Because the restroom was inaccessible and currently out of order, I could not use it.
1.The antibiotic erythromycin is used to fight lime disease symptoms.
2.The twins made sure to synchronize their watches so that they could meet at the exact time and place.
3.Some women have a hyperawareness about breast cancer if family members have had an experience with it.
4.The president’s quarters in the white house are inaccessible due to tight security.
5.The dog averted his eyes away from his owner when he knew he was in trouble.
6.My friend from Europe was fluent in four languages including English, French, and Spanish.
7.My equilibrium could be off due to the imbalance of my sneaker and boot.
8.Route I95 is an interstate highway.
9.The oral surgeon excised the wisdom teeth out of the patients mouth with instruments.
10.In Italy, the multilingual tour guide was able to speak both Italian and English to all of the tourists.
1.When my dog was diagnosed with a bacterial infection, the veterinarian prescribed a special antibiotic for him.
2.The girl never thought of herself, always donated to charities, and cared greatly about the well-being of others; many people said she was very beneficent.
3.The synchronized swimmers practiced for many hours to ensure their every move was flawless and together.
4.When a child receives their first Holy Communion, they experience an intimate communication with God.
5.In order to completely embody the character he was working on, the actor had to practice his diction daily.
6.Sofia spoke fluently in spanish to her mother on the phone but only knew a few english words.
7.The senior lounge is inaccessible to all underclassmen.
8.To get to school from Pennsylvania every day, my sister and I must take the interstate highway, I-95.
9.My mother is able to speak english and spanish with ease, making her multilingual.
10.The President must have the sanction of his advisors before passing any bills or laws.
1. The CSI agents synchronized their watches to catch the murderer.
2. When people get strep throat the doctor prescribes antibiotics to make it go away.
3. Ms. Iacono is fluent in Italian.
4. The child psych class averted their eye when they saw a picture of a fetus.
5. The actor had great diction; I was able to understand everything he said.
6. The child’s equilibrium was off because of an ear infection.
7. The doctor excised the diseased gall bladder from the sick patient.
8. The oval office is inaccessible to the general public.
9. The mechanic retrofitted the old Volkswagon with a new engine.
10. Many narrators of books are omnipresent.
1.The child had to take an antibiotic for his ear infection.
2.In many movies, spies are seen synchronizing their watches before they proceed with there mission.
3.The vault was inaccessible to the robbers who did not expect such sophisticated technology.
4.The coat left me dry and comfortable because it was impermeable to the rain.
5.The policeman averted the flow of traffic around the accident.
6.After only being in Germany for a year, my friend came back fluent in German.
7.The seesaw was in equilibrium because both children weighed the same
8. The search team circumscribed an area in the woods where they believed the hikers went missing,
9.The older Toyota Supra was retrofitted with a new turbocharged engine, brakes and a new dashboard.
10.The speaker’s diction made it very easy to relate to his personal stories.
1.After the young girl developed are rare infectious disease the doctor prescribed her an antibiotic to cure it.
2.The secret agents synchronized their watches so when they communicated with each other they would be talking about the exact same time for their plans.
3.The teacher circumscribed all the errors on the student’s paper so they could easily be seen, and so the student could know what needed to be worked on and fixed.
4.The teacher has very good diction, therefore making it easy for her students to understand her when she gave the class a lecture.
5.The doctor excised the tumor from the patient’s head so perfectly that the cancer no longer existed in him.
6.She speaks French, English, and German very fluently since she studied all these languages, and spent some time living in these countries.
7.Some theologians believe in an omnipresent god, so they believe that god is with them at all times.
8.The wall was impermeable to the opposing forces during the war, therefore causing the other side to give up and try a new tactics for battle.
9.The collected retrofitted his early edition cars so he could drive them on the roads today.
10.She had to quickly avert her eyes when she saw the gruesome sight just a few feet away from her.
1. We need to synchronize our watches to the correct time for daylight savings time.
2. In medieval times, the front gate was impermeable without the porter, or gatekeeper.
3. Interstate 95 is the road I use to get to St. Mark’s everyday.
4. I wish I was fluent in French after 7 years of it in school, but I’m not.
5. My mom seems to be omnipresent, especially when I don’t expect her to be everywhere I am.
6. Being multilingual is very important if you are a foreign ambassador.
7. The 2nd floor ramp was inaccessible because the doors were locked.
8. Mrs. DeAscanis tells the chorus to use great diction when singing, so everyone can understand what we are saying.
9. I had to avert my eyes during the movie Super Size Me, because the host was throwing up.
10. I wish I had hyperawareness at times of trouble to get myself into better situations.
1) Because the child was sick, the doctor gave him a round of antibiotics in order to try and cure him.
2) The idea that women should wear skirts longer than their knees is an antediluvian idea and is long out-dated.
3) Quinn is very beneficent because she donates to charities and volunteers to help at centers.
4) It must have taken the swimmers a lot of practice in order to synchronize their strokes in tune.
5) The Harvard speaker had great diction and used a vast vocabulary during his speech.
6) After taking French in college, Sarah was fluent in French.
7) During the hurricane, many homes and buildings became inaccessible because the roads were flooded.
8) After touring Europe for many months, Dianna became multilingual and can speak French, Spanish, Italian, and English without hesitation.
9) The bullet could not penetrate the glass because it was impermeable.
10) Brittany had to avert her little sister’s eyes during the scary movie so she wouldn’t have nightmares.
1. Doing my vocab homework was very beneficent for me because I knew what would be on the vocab test.
2. Synchronize diving is a really cool thing because the both do the exact same thing at the same time before they hit the water.
3. My dad and I are in communion on the thought that jumping off a bridge for publicity is wrong.
4. Because both of the men pushed with the same force, they did not move and were at equilibrium.
5. I hope when I went into surgery they excised the tumor completely off.
6. When my pup pup went to Italy he had an advantage because he was fluent in that language so he understood what they were saying.
7. The parking spot was for the handicapped only so it was inaccessible to me.
8. My cousin is multilingual because he knows how to speak in Italian, German, French, and Spanish.
9. Hopefully my ceiling is impermeable so none of the rain gets into my house.
10. When I saw the person was break dancing it made me avert away from where I was looking at before.
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