 11. Latent       16. Morose
 12. Charlatan    17. Arduous
 13. Tangible     18. Astute
 14. Stagnant     19. Superficial
 15. Deprecate    20. Nonchalant
 Definition: Hidden, Yet to be discovered


 Example Sentence: After just a few sessions with the
 psychologist, Andy’s latent fears started to come to the
 surface.

 What are some latent fears that many people have?
 Definition: a fraud, an impostor


 Example Sentence: Late night TV is full of charlatans
 selling weight loss products

 What are some examples of charlatans in music?
 sports? other?
 Definition: Able to be touched; concrete; not abstract


 Variation: Tangible (as a noun)


 Example Sentence:
 1. Unfortunately there was no ________ evidence that Brad
  had been working out.
 2. The optimism in the room was almost ________ since the
  boss was smiling.

 What are some activities that produce tangible results?
 Definition: Not moving or flowing; inactive


 Variation: Stagnate (v)


 Example Sentence:
1.   The ______ pond full of standing water attracts
     mosquitoes.
2.   Your mind will _______ if you don’t exercises it.


 What happens if an assembly line begins to stagnate?
 Definition: To disapprove of, to denounce


 Variation: Deprecation (n)


 Example Sentence:
1. Sylvia _________ her opponent by calling her a cheat, a liar,
and an incompetent buffoon.
2. The _______ of Sylvia’s opponent was quite an interesting
sight to see.

 Who have you deprecated recently? Why?
 Definition: Gloomy; depressed


 Variation: Morosely (adverb)


 Example Sentence:
 1. Edward became ________ and wouldn’t talk to anyone.
 2. Edward spoke __________ about his long lost love.


 What are some ways that you can tell whether someone is
  in a morose state of mind?
 Definition: Difficult, strenuous


Example Sentence: Nellie was assigned the arduous task
of cleaning the floor with a toothbrush.

 What is an arduous task that you’ve had to
 accomplish?
 Definition: Perceptive; Catch on quickly


 Variation: Astuteness (noun)


 Example Sentence:
 1. Sherlock Holmes was known for his __________ and
  ability for solving cases.
 2. Sherlock Holmes is an _______ observer when he’s at the
  crime scene.

 Name 3 workers that you would expect to be astute.
 Definition: Shallow, external


 Variation: Superficially (adverb)


 Example Sentence:
1.   Ramona is ________ because she only cares about a
     person’s looks.
2.   Ramona ________ glanced at the guy that she has a crush
     on.

 Who is the most superficial celebrity? Why?
 Definition: Casual, carless, informal


Variation: Nonchalance (n)
 Example Sentence:
1. Greg’s Bermuda shorts, Hawaiian shirt, and flip-
   flops perfectly match his________ attitude
2. Greg’s _________ was refreshing in a room full of
   formal business people.

 Describe a person walking down the hall in a
 nonchalant manner.
 What are some latent fears         What are some ways that you
    that many people have?              can tell whether someone is
   What are some examples of           in a morose state of mind?
    charlatans in music? sports?       What is an arduous task that
    other?                              you’ve had to accomplish?
   What are some activities that      Describe an astute person
    produce tangible results?           from a TV show or the movies
   What does a stagnant person        Who is the most superficial
    look like?                          celebrity? Why?
   Who have you deprecated            Describe a person walking
    recently? Why?                      down the hall in a nonchalant
                                        manner.

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  • 2.
     11. Latent  16. Morose  12. Charlatan  17. Arduous  13. Tangible  18. Astute  14. Stagnant  19. Superficial  15. Deprecate  20. Nonchalant
  • 3.
     Definition: Hidden,Yet to be discovered  Example Sentence: After just a few sessions with the psychologist, Andy’s latent fears started to come to the surface.  What are some latent fears that many people have?
  • 4.
     Definition: afraud, an impostor  Example Sentence: Late night TV is full of charlatans selling weight loss products  What are some examples of charlatans in music? sports? other?
  • 5.
     Definition: Ableto be touched; concrete; not abstract  Variation: Tangible (as a noun)  Example Sentence:  1. Unfortunately there was no ________ evidence that Brad had been working out.  2. The optimism in the room was almost ________ since the boss was smiling.  What are some activities that produce tangible results?
  • 6.
     Definition: Notmoving or flowing; inactive  Variation: Stagnate (v)  Example Sentence: 1. The ______ pond full of standing water attracts mosquitoes. 2. Your mind will _______ if you don’t exercises it.  What happens if an assembly line begins to stagnate?
  • 7.
     Definition: Todisapprove of, to denounce  Variation: Deprecation (n)  Example Sentence: 1. Sylvia _________ her opponent by calling her a cheat, a liar, and an incompetent buffoon. 2. The _______ of Sylvia’s opponent was quite an interesting sight to see.  Who have you deprecated recently? Why?
  • 8.
     Definition: Gloomy;depressed  Variation: Morosely (adverb)  Example Sentence:  1. Edward became ________ and wouldn’t talk to anyone.  2. Edward spoke __________ about his long lost love.  What are some ways that you can tell whether someone is in a morose state of mind?
  • 9.
     Definition: Difficult,strenuous Example Sentence: Nellie was assigned the arduous task of cleaning the floor with a toothbrush.  What is an arduous task that you’ve had to accomplish?
  • 10.
     Definition: Perceptive;Catch on quickly  Variation: Astuteness (noun)  Example Sentence:  1. Sherlock Holmes was known for his __________ and ability for solving cases.  2. Sherlock Holmes is an _______ observer when he’s at the crime scene.  Name 3 workers that you would expect to be astute.
  • 11.
     Definition: Shallow,external  Variation: Superficially (adverb)  Example Sentence: 1. Ramona is ________ because she only cares about a person’s looks. 2. Ramona ________ glanced at the guy that she has a crush on.  Who is the most superficial celebrity? Why?
  • 12.
     Definition: Casual,carless, informal Variation: Nonchalance (n)  Example Sentence: 1. Greg’s Bermuda shorts, Hawaiian shirt, and flip- flops perfectly match his________ attitude 2. Greg’s _________ was refreshing in a room full of formal business people.  Describe a person walking down the hall in a nonchalant manner.
  • 13.
     What aresome latent fears  What are some ways that you that many people have? can tell whether someone is  What are some examples of in a morose state of mind? charlatans in music? sports?  What is an arduous task that other? you’ve had to accomplish?  What are some activities that  Describe an astute person produce tangible results? from a TV show or the movies  What does a stagnant person  Who is the most superficial look like? celebrity? Why?  Who have you deprecated  Describe a person walking recently? Why? down the hall in a nonchalant manner.