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Luminescent and Oblivion

Luminescent and Oblivion. Iris perez-Mazariegos. Dictionary Definition: relating to adapted for the production of luminescence Part of speech: adjective Synonyms: Bright, luminous Antonyms: Dull, fluorescent. Luminescent.

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Luminescent and Oblivion

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  1. Luminescent and Oblivion Iris perez-Mazariegos

  2. Dictionary Definition: relating to adapted for the production of luminescence • Part of speech: adjective • Synonyms: Bright, luminous • Antonyms: Dull, fluorescent Luminescent

  3. Sentence in text:Pg.45 “It was like a faint drift of greenish luminescent smoke, the motion of a single huge October leaf blowing across the lawn and away.” • Example: The luminescent light was used to incubate the chicken eggs. • Stems: ly nous ty scence • Word families • Luminescent • Luminosity • Luminous • Luminousness • Origin: Latin

  4. Dictionary definition: The state of forgetting or having forgotten or of being unaware or unconscious. • Part of speech: Noun • Synonyms: unaware, forgetfulness • Antonyms: remember, aware Oblivion

  5. Sentence in text:pg.128 “an instant before oblivion punctured for the benefit of how many civilian parlor-sitters.” • Example: I was in oblivion when the teacher talked about our final project. • Stems: ous ly ness • Word families • Oblivion • Oblivious • Obliviously • Obliviousness • Origin :Middle French

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