Shattering Glass Flashcards

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Annihilate (verb)

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Definition: to destroy completely

Synonyms: abolish, exterminate, obliterate

Sentence: Or maybe Rob didn’t need to defeat. Maybe he needed to annihilate.

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Devious (Adjective)

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Definition: willing to lie or trick people to get what one wants.

Synonyms: cunning, scheming, shrewd

Sentence: The thought ghosted my mind that Glass was more than book smart. He was devious.

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Infer (verb)

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Definition: to form an opinion or reach a conclusion based on evidence.

Sentence: What can you infer about Jody by looking at her outfit?

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Inference (noun)

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Definition: a conclusion or opinion based on fact or evidence.

Sentence: The inferences we made about Joanne turned out to be completely wrong.

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Foreshadow (verb)

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Definition: to give a suggestion or hint about something not happened yet.

Sentence: The murder of Simon Glass was foreshadowed in the first paragraph, but the reader is left wondering how he died.

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Disgruntled (adjective)

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Definition: angry or dissatisfied

Synonyms: discontent

Sentence: Rob waggled his eyebrows at the disgruntled woman who refused to smile.

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Baffle (verb)

Baffled (adjective)

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Definition #1: to confuse someone completely
Definition #2: confused

Synonyms: bewilder, perplex, bewildered, perplexed

Sentence #1: My jokes easily baffle Coop.
Sentence #2: Coop was baffled

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Grimace (noun)(verb)

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Definition: an ugly, twisted expression on a person’s face, usually to express pain or distrust.
- to make a grimace

Synonyms: scowl, wince

Sentence: Wipe that grimace of your face!
Simon grimaced, swiped at his nose, and muttered, “ Slave driver. “

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Dabble (verb)

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Definition: to play or take part in an activity in a way that is not serious.

Sentence: He lives here alone, dabbles in stocks and bonds, and goes to high school as a dodge.

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Accusatory (adjective)

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Definition: expressing blame or accusing someone

Sentence: I saw Simon’s expression was disapproving and accusatory.

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Demeanor (noun)

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Definition: a person’s outward behavior or appearance

Synonym: conduct

Sentence: My friend always has demeanor against teachers.

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Indifferent (adjective)

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Definition: not interested or concerned about something; neither good or bad

Synonyms: apathetic, complacent, unconcerned

Sentence: The actress was tired so she gave a rather indifferent performance.

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Drone (noun)(verb)

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Definition: a person who does work that is boring and not very important; to make a continuous sound

Sentence: “ Believe him,” an honor society drone drawled from the last row.

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Saunter (verb)

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Definition: to walk in a slow relaxed manner without effort.

Synonyms: stroll, meander

Sentence: Rob sauntered down the hallway indifferent to the fact that he was late for class.

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