Week 24 Flashcards
The Great Gatsby Chapter 7
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Slow to act; done in a way that causes delay; Original Sentence: “After a pause he added ‘sir.’ in a ~~~, grudging way.”; Additional Example: The student was so ~~~ in finishing his project that he missed the deadline.
dilatory
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Gruesome, gloomy, or concerned with death; Original Sentence: “‘Don’t be ~~~,’ Jordan said.”; Additional Example: He had a ~~~ fascination with haunted houses and horror stories.
morbid
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Generous or forgiving, especially toward someone less powerful; Original Sentence: “He insisted with ~~~ scorn.”; Additional Example: Her ~~~ gesture toward her rival surprised everyone, showing she held no grudges.
magnanimous
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: Bitter resentment or ill-will; Original Sentence: “Her voice was cold, but the ~~~ was gone from it.”; Additional Example: After their argument, he still felt a lingering ~~~ that kept them from reconciling.
rancor
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: A period of keeping watch or staying awake to observe or guard something; Original Sentence: “…as though my presence marred the sacredness of the ~~~.”; Additional Example: She kept a lonely ~~~ by the hospital bed, waiting for any sign of improvement.
vigil
dilatory
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Slow to act; done in a way that causes delay; Original Sentence: “After a pause he added ‘sir.’ in a ~~~, grudging way.”; Additional Example: The student was so ~~~ in finishing his project that he missed the deadline.
morbid
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Gruesome, gloomy, or concerned with death; Original Sentence: “‘Don’t be ~~~,’ Jordan said.”; Additional Example: He had a ~~~ fascination with haunted houses and horror stories.
magnanimous
Part of Speech: Adjective; Definition: Generous or forgiving, especially toward someone less powerful; Original Sentence: “He insisted with ~~~ scorn.”; Additional Example: Her ~~~ gesture toward her rival surprised everyone, showing she held no grudges.
rancor
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: Bitter resentment or ill-will; Original Sentence: “Her voice was cold, but the ~~~ was gone from it.”; Additional Example: After their argument, he still felt a lingering ~~~ that kept them from reconciling.
vigil
Part of Speech: Noun; Definition: A period of keeping watch or staying awake to observe or guard something; Original Sentence: “…as though my presence marred the sacredness of the ~~~.”; Additional Example: She kept a lonely ~~~ by the hospital bed, waiting for any sign of improvement.