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Vocabulary Level F Unit 5 Part B. Unit 5-B. precept soporific salutary straitlaced scathing transient scourge unwieldy sepulchral vapid. Precept- a rule of conduct or action.
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Unit 5-B precept soporific salutary straitlaced scathing transient scourge unwieldy sepulchral vapid
Precept- a rule of conduct or action
Many religions follow the precept that it is important to treat others as you,yourself, would like to be treated
The cute puppy had a salutary effect on her health. Fruits and vegetables have a salutary effect on health, too.
Sometimes a carefully reasoned discussion does more to change peoples minds than a scathing attack.
Jonathan Swift used wit to scourge the British government got its cruel treatment of Ireland. Scourging is an old punishment we no longer use.
My sister announced in a severe and sepulchral tone of voice that we were out of cookies. A hearse definitely looks sepulchral.
Soporific-tending to cause sleep,relating to sleepiness or lethargy
He claimed that the musical, despite its energy,was soporific and that he had slept through the entire second act.
Straitlaced-extremely strict in regard to moral standards and conduct
Travelers may find people overseas straitlaced in some ways but surprisingly free in others. Many believe those in religion are straitlaced, but that is not always true.
His bad mood was transient, and by the time he’d finished his breakfast, he was smiling. The beauty of nature is often transient.
Unwieldy-not easily carried,handled,or managed because of size
Taking the supplies up the mountain clearly proved to be an unwieldy process.
While critics called the movie vapid I thought the performers were very compelling.