Vocabulary Introduction with Definitions and Examples

Explore the meanings of words such as "Desolate," "Stance," "Chastise," "Fallacy," "Capacious," "Sporadic," "Theme," and "Haggard," along with their pronunciations, parts of speech, definitions, and synonyms in this vocabulary introductory lesson.

• Vocabulary
• Definitions
• Examples
• Pronunciations
• Synonyms

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1. INTRO TO VOCABULARY Isha Sajjad, Hashawn Waller, Laryn Lewallen, Alaijah Gianfrancesc, Brianna Staton

2. 1. Desolate Adjective Verb [Des-uh-lit] [Des-uh-leyt] Definition (Of a place) deserted of people and in a state of bleak and dismal emptiness. Definition Feeling or showing misery, unhappiness, or loneliness. To lay waste or abandon. Synonyms: Abandoned, empty, isolated Synonyms: Devastate, ruin, wipe out, ravage

3. Examples Adjective Verb

4. 2. Stance Pronunciation: [Stans] Part of speech: Noun Definition: The way in which someone stands. The attitude of a person or organization toward something. Synonyms: Posture, attitude, body position, standpoint.

5. 3. Chastise Pronunciation: [Chas- tahyz] or [Chas-tahyz] Part of speech: Verb Definition: To discipline. To criticize severely. Synonymous: Scold, lecture, give someone s a piece of one s mind.

6. 4. Fallacy Pronunciation: [Fal-uh-see] Part of speech: Noun Definition: A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument. A failure in reasoning that renders an argument invalid. Synonyms: Misconception, delusion, mistaken, myth.

7. 5. Capacious Pronunciation: [Kuh-pey-shuh s] Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Having a lot of space inside. Synonyms: Roomy, big, large, spacious

8. 6. Sporadic Pronunciation: [Spuh-rad-ik] Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places. Synonyms: occasional, irregular, scattered, isolated

9. 7. Theme Pronunciation: [Theem] Part of speech: Noun Definition: The subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition. Synonyms: Topic, subject matter, concern

10. 8. Haggard Pronunciation: [Hag- erd] Part of speech: Commonly noun Definition: Looking exhausted and unwell, especially from fatigue, worry, or suffering. Synonyms: Unhealthy, tired, run-down.

11. 9. Lucrative Pronunciation: [loo- kruh-tiv] Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Producing a great deal of profit. Synonyms: Moneymaking, well paid, booming, high- income

12. 10. Apprehend (Verb) with object Verb (without object) [Ap-ri-hend] [Ap-ri-hend] Definition: Arrest (someone) for a crime. Definition: To understand Synonyms: Appreciate grasp, comprehend, realize Synonyms: Capture, catch, seize.

13. Examples Verb (with object) Verb (without object)

14. 11. Gullible Pronunciation: [Guhl-uh- buh l] Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Easily persuaded to believe something. Synonyms: Unsuspecting, na ve, overtrusting

15. 12. Crucial Pronunciation: [Kroo-shul l] Part of speech: Adjective Definition: A great importance Synonyms: critical, life- and-death, decisive, essential, urgent.

16. 13. Avid Pronunciation: Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Having an eager desire for something. Synonyms: Keen, enthusiastic, devoted, passionate, earnest.

17. 14. Pithy Pronunciation: Part of speech: Adjective Definition: Brief, forceful, and meaningful in expression. Synonyms: concise, to the point, expressive, compact.

18. 15. Connoisseur Pronunciation: [Kon-uh-sur, -soo r] Part of speech: Noun Definition: an expert judge in matters of taste or any fine art Synonyms: Specialist, authority, judge.