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Vocabulary Lesson 5. Honors English III. Consternation. Much to her parents’ consternation , Samantha had decided not to go to college, but rather to join the circus as a trapeze artist. anomaly. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Vocabulary Lesson 5Honors English III

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CONSTERNATION Much to her parents’ consternation, Samantha had decided not to go to college, but rather to join the circus as a trapeze artist.

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ANOMALY The youngest sibling of the Croft family is an anomaly.

While his older brothers followed the military tradition, George decided to tour the country with his band.

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VITRIOLIC The president of the company used such a vitriolic tone when addressing his employees that it was no surprise when the office organized a mass boycott.

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PREAMBLE The athlete’s hearty breakfast of pancakes, eggs, toast,

oatmeal, waffles and orange juice was just a preamble to his intense training session later that day.

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COTERIE Emma’s coterie of classic novel enthusiasts met once a month to enjoy tea, scones, and intellectual stimulation.

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EXPIATE Victoria Grayson never expiated her role in the conviction of David Clarke. Now she is paying the price at the hands of David’s daughter, Amanda aka Emily Thorne.

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COMPENDIUM My brother, Johnny, created a compendium of his 300

piece movie collection. He was so detailed that he included whether he owned the movie on VHS, DVD, or Blue Ray.

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COMPRISE The upcoming movie New Year’s Eve is comprised of

many big name celebrities including Lea Michele, Jon Bon Jovi, Sarah Jessica Parker, Ashton Kutcher, and Jessica Biel.

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EIDETIC Erika’s memory is so eidetic that she always jokes that she will ironically be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease later in life.

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INNOCUOUS Josh thought he was telling a few innocuous jokes at the Christmas party; however, his secretary thought differently and quit the next day.

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FOIST The French shopkeeper foisted American tourists with his shoddy souveniers.

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PLETHORA Kim Kardashian has a plethora of clothing, shoes, and accessories. In fact, she has so many items that she needed to build a separate room just for her closet.

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FLIPPANCY Any time Kelsey demonstrates flippancy to her parents, she is usually grounded and “unplugged.”

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INCONGRUOUS Outgoing and outspoken Rose was completely incongruous to the quiet and reserved Jeff. Yet, somehow, their relationship was the stuff represented in movies.

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DISCONCERT As news of the singer’s death hit the media, fans and admirers were completely disconcerted and began to tweet and Facebook their condolences.


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