vocab power point. lambaste – verb – attack usually with words, or criticize harshly. the mother...
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VOCAB POWER POINT
AMIRA BOWERS AND THALIA RIVERA’S
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Lambaste – verb – attack usually with words, or
criticize harshly.
The mother lambasted her child at the baseball game
because he didn’t know how to behave himself.
LAMBASTE
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Impasse – noun – A situation in which no progress is
possible, because of disagreement.
After Michael was proven guilty for violating his
probation, Judge Abrams extended his probation because he felt that the
situation was at an impasse.
IMPASSE
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Jargon – noun – slang.
As Reba was texting her mother she happened to use
the text jargon “lol” meaning laugh out loud and
her mother didn’t understand.
JARGON
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Deter – verb – Prevent or block.
While little baby Sabrina stood in her crib, she almost
fell but the cribs arm deterred her from falling.
DETER
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Tenuous – adj – Weak, thin.
While Samantha and her boyfriend were arguing,
their relationship became tenuous.
TENUOUS
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Vigorous – adj. – Energetic, powerful.
After drinking two cups of coffee James was so
vigorous and his mother had no idea why.
VIGOROUS
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Amity – noun – Friendship.
Sara and Joan were always together and they never got
into not one argument, everyone thought it was because they had such a
great amity.
AMITY
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Gravitas – noun - High seriousness.
Everyone that knew Jason could tell you that he was a very gravitas all the time.
GRAVITAS
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Emphatic – adj. – Assertive, confident.
John was very emphatic in all his work because he
knew that he was good in all his work.
EMPHATIC
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Vehement – adj. – Showing strong feeling, forceful, passionate, or intense.
Sammy was so upset at his boss so he began to show
vehement.
VEHEMENT
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Preeminent – adj – Superior, outstanding, distinguished,
above the rest.
Billy had asked his mother to buy him a ball, his mother
asked him “would you like the blue ball, its preeminent
you will find no other like it.”
PREEMINENT
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Resurgence – noun – Rebirth.
Many people wanted the old city of Camden to
experience resurgence when they found out that
the government was taking over and financing their
money in a worse neighborhood.
RESURGENCE