lesson 10 vocabulary Flashcards
flabbergasted
adjective.
amazed or astonished completely
ex:
she was FLABBERGASTED by his response to her dilemma
deliberate
verb.
to consider something carefully and in detail
ex:
the jury had to DELIBERATE before they made their decision
scorch
verb.
to burn the surface of something
ex:
the man was inexperienced and SCORCHED his shirt
apprehensive
adjective.
afraid that something bad will happen
ex:
jonas was APPREHENSIVE in The Giver
cower
verb.
to cringe or move backward in fear
ex:
the children are COWERING in fear
concede
verb.
to admit or acknowledge something
ex:
never never EVER give up
pique
verb.
arouse someone’s interest
do these pictures PIQUE your interest
regal
adjective.
royal; especially grand
ex:
the REGAL objects are impressive
convene
verb.
to call people together for a formal meeting
ex:
rocket planes engineering team CONVENES a meeting in late 2004
ferocious
adjective.
very fierce or savage
ex:
FEROCIOUS animals tend to be very scary