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ACC Stave 3 And 4 Vocabulary
- 2. Aught “zero, nothing; anything” If you have aught to teach me, let me see the wisdom in it.
- 3. Opulence “seeming to be abundantly wealthy or rich” He displayed such opulence that it seemed as though he had money to burn.
- 4. Declension “a downward slope or bend” “That looks like a rather steep declension!”
- 5. Cant “insincere talk, especially about religion or morals” “Did you hear what she said! She did not mean a word of it! It was just her usual insincere cant.”
- 6. Odious offensive Washing dirty pots and pans was an odious chore for her.
- 7. Whims “impulsive or irrational thoughts” Sometimes he is just at the mercy of his various whims and fanciful thoughts.
- 8. Sidled “moved in a sneaky or secretive manner” Fred sidled secretly inside using the back door because he did not want anyone to see him.
- 9. Almshouse “a poorhouse” If he does not watch his gambling, he may very well end up in an almshouse.
- 10. Precepts “a guide or rule for morals or actions; a guideline” Many religions follow the precept that it is important to treat others as you, yourself would like to be treated.
- 11. ACC STAVE 4 VOCABULARY
- 12. Pendulous “hanging downwards and capable of swinging from side to side” The pendulous blossoms hung from the heavy branches.
- 13. Beetling “overhanging; prominent” Beetling out over the ocean, the cliff stood prominently in the harbor.
- 14. Offal “internal parts of an animal, such as the heart or liver” It was suggested that the manufacturers stop using bovine offal in their baby food.
- 15. Sepulchers “burial vaults, tombs, graves” Her grandfather had been buried in the family’s sepulcher.
- 16. Bereft “deprived; parted from, abandoned” Having never been out of the country by herself, she felt bereft from her family
- 17. Calico “white or unbleached cotton with no printed design” Sarah wore a calico dress to the opening event.
- 18. Hoarding “saving; keeping warm” Because of his memories of the great depression, the man started to hoard his money.
- 19. Persevered “to carry on (persist) in the face of discouragement or difficulty” He was determined to persevere in the triathlon even though he was becoming short of breath.
- 20. Intercourse “mutual dealings; communication between two people” Their intercourse over the new plans for the renovation project took place during many phone calls.