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Monday, August 19, 2013

VOCABULARY #1


  • The first week of school seemed to adumbrate what the rest of my senior year of high school would be like.
  • Amara's prezi presentation defines the apotheosis of American Literature.
  • Those who live an ascetic lifestyle tend to be more strict and abstinent.
  • Ever since he was a baby, he would always carry around that bauble of an airplane.
  • The salesman beguiled the tourists into buying souvenirs that were more than what they were worth.
  • Alyssa started from frugal beginnings and over the years burgeoned her way into a successful, wealthy business woman.
  • The couple were of contrasting backgrounds, but complemented each other perfectly.
  • No matter how much training our dog received, he still was contumacious to authority.
  • Just because you have undergone the worst of circumstances does not mean you should always be a curmudgeon about it.
  • Teachers tend to become overly didactic when teaching a subject that excites them.
  • When talking to adults, the student tends to be disrespectful and disingenuous.
  • With little evidence to go on, the jury found it difficult to exculpate the truth. 
  • Falling down in the middle of the quad was not a faux pas I wished would happen.
  • As a child not doing what you were told tends to fulminate a parents anger and patience.
  • Fustian language often makes you seem like you don't comprehend what you are talking about.
  • Having a hauteur persona is not always a handicap.
  • In order to inhibit procrastination you must block out all distractions such as noise and technology to get your work completed.
  • Instead of letting this become a jeremiad, do something about it, change your ways.
  • Opportunists are not guaranteed a profit, they take risks in hope of a reward.
  • Being under the influence is fatally dangerous and can lead to an unconscionable disaster.

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