Words in the wild

• Because the child was being disobedient, her mother lambasted her for the bad report card.

Lambasteverb-Attack, usually with words, criticize(someone or something) harshly.

• Although he told the truth, he was still impasse of the situation that took place in the event that was taken.

ImpasseNounA situation in which no progress is possible, esp. because of disagreement; A deadlock.

These are the words we, students use now, and that’s the reason for our bad grammar

JargonNoun- Slang

• If people will follow the safety rules, there would be fewer car accidents.

Deter-verbPrevent , block

• My friend who is not religious gave a very tenuous argument against Jesus.

Tenuous-adjectiveWeak,, thin

• He was vigorously kissed, by his wife because she is in love with him.

Vigorous-adjective- Energetic, powerful

Amity-noun-friendship

• In the play we did in school, the guy did an gravitas job playing the role of an adult guy.

Gravitas-noun- High seriousness

• As the famous basketball player Paul Pierce made a emphatic touch down, the crowd went wild.

Emphatic- Adjective- Assertive,

confident.

• Because her students were being disrespectful, she started to vehement them.

-Vehement- Adjective- Showing

strong feeling; forceful, passionate, or intense

• At the auditions, Hannah stood out the most because of her preeminent voice.

-Preeminent- Adjective- Superior,-outstandingdistinguished- Above the rest.

• Lil Wayne album has once again been rebirth.

-Resurgence-Noun - Rebirth

Done By:Chadeau

James and Shakayra Moorman