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Vocabulary. “Narrative of the Captivity” Mary Rowlandson. Raking leaves Doing dishes Doing homework Taking notes I find that the repetition and lack of excitement when doing math homework makes it a tedious activity. Tedious- ( adj ) tiring, dreary.
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Vocabulary “Narrative of the Captivity” Mary Rowlandson
Raking leaves • Doing dishes • Doing homework • Taking notes • I find that the repetition and lack of excitement when doing math homework makes it a tedious activity. Tedious- (adj) tiring, dreary
The animals that are shown on Animal Cops are in lamentable condition. Lamentable- (adj) regrettable, distressing
The students entreated the teacher for an extra day to study for the exam because they were not ready for it. Entreated- (v) asked sincerely/ begged
Bob’s grandfather often stayed inside and missed a lot of his games due to afflictions, such as arthritis and a bad heart. Afflictions- (n) pains, hardships
Many soldiers from WWII came home with plunder from Europe such as European instruments, artwork, and books. Plunder- (n) goods seized especially during wartime
Mary was in a melancholy mood when she learned that she lost her job, her house was going into foreclosure, and her best friend was moving to Wyoming. Melancholy-(adj) sad/ sorrowful
I couldn’t wait to taste the savory meal my mom spent all day cooking. Savory- (adj) appetizing, tasty
His personality was so warm and friendly that the girls found it bewitching and could not stay away. Bewitching- (v/adj) enticing/irresistible