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Lesson One Vocabulary Carrie Hunnicutt Vocabulary – Lesson One.
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Lesson One Vocabulary
Carrie Hunnicutt Vocabulary – Lesson One
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Antonym
0A word that means the opposite of another word
0The words love and hate are antonyms.
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Concept
0A thought or an idea
0In just two days, my amazing students learned the concept of metacognition.
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Context
0The words surrounding a word that make its meaning clear.
0Depending upon the context, the word mad can mean “angry” or it can mean “insane.”
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Derivative
0A word formed from another word
0The words serving, servant, and service are derivatives of the word serve.
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Effective
0Able to accomplish a result; useful in bringing about a result.
0Draining swamps where mosquitoes breed has been effective in reducing malaria.
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Glossary
0A list of definitions for terms or important words used in a certain text.
0The glossary in the back of our science text defined the terms force, dynamic, and vector.
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Retain
0To hold or keep
0Plastic molds can help shape and retain a person’s teeth.
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Specialized
0Having one use among many possible uses; specific
0Words like foul and base have specialized meanings in sports.
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Synonym
0A word with the same, or nearly the same, meaning as another word
0The words finish and complete are synonyms.
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Terminology
0Vocabulary particular to a certain subject
0Megabyte, software, and bug are examples of computer terminology.