Words Slide

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Sight Words by Hatice Oncel

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Sight WordsSight Wordsby Hatice Oncelby Hatice Oncel

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brusquebrusque

gruff, rude, bluff

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clemencyclemency

In order to show clemency (merciful), the judge reduced the fine to one dollar.

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decadencedecadence

Corruption, deterioration, a period of decline .

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eloquenteloquent

effective in expressing meaning by speech, persuasive, convincing , moving.

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exemplaryexemplary

Excellent, Serving as a warning, given an exemplary punishment..

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fledglingfledgling

Untrained, a fledgling company, a young bird just fledged

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heistheist

a robbery or burglary, steal

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incessantincessant

Ceaseless, endless, continual

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incidentalincidental

Minor, occurring merely by chance or without intention or calculation.

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indefatigableindefatigable

Untiring, an indefatigable worker

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jargonjargon

Specialized language

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lampoonlampoon

Spoof, a harsh satire usually directed against an individual

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levitylevity

Merriness, lack of steadiness, changeableness

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misanthropemisanthrope

A hater, a person who hates or distrusts humankind

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nonchalancenonchalance

Coolness, unconcern

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progenyprogeny

Descendents, offspring, outcome, product, a body of followers

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querulousquerulous

complaining regularly, peevish, discontented, whining, cross, a querulous voice

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reproachreproach

condemnation, blame, accuse; reprove, rebuke, discredit, disgrace

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respiterespite

A vacation , time off, a period of temporary delay

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stoicstoic

Unflinching, not affected by pain or distress

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substantiatesubstantiate

To support, confirm, prove, to give a substance, embody, verify, substantiate a charge

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supplantsupplant

Replace, to take the place of and serve as a substitute for especially by reason of superior excellence or power

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vacillatevacillate

To waver, hesitate, fluctuate, oscillate

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voraciousvoracious

Hungry, a voracious reader

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writhewrithe

To bend, twist, writhed to the music

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affinityaffinity

Fondness, liking, attraction, likeness based on relationship or causal connection

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brevitybrevity

Shortness of duration or expression, conciseness

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coalescecoalesce

Mix, blend, to cause to unite <sometimes a book coalesces a public into a mass market —

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copiouscopious

Many, a copious talker, copious food and drink, a copious harvest, a copious references to other writers

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dearthdearth

Shortage, lack, scarcity, a death of evidence, famine

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dispassionatedispassionate

Calm, impartial, a dispassionate critic, a dispassionate approach to an issue

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effervescenteffervescent

Energetic, high-spirited, bubble, foam as gas escapes, to show liveliness or exhilaration

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exuberanceexuberance

abundance, plenty; high spirits, youthful exuberance,An exuberant act or expression

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frivolousfrivolous

Silly, a frivolous lawsuit, lacking in seriousness

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hackneyedhackneyed

Lacking in freshness or originality, trite, hackneyed slogans. .

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insolventinsolvent

Bankrupt, an insolvent estate

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MeanderMeander

wander

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Although the patient is usually morose (unhappy), she seems happy today

morosemorose

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opulenceopulence

Wealth, abundance, profusion

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parsimoniousparsimonious

Stingy, sparing, restrained, frugal to the point of stinginess

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peripheralperipheral

Of minor importance or relevance, good peripheral vision, peripheral equipment

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prodigalprodigal

Extravagant, wasteful, profuse, the prodigal prince

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proximityproximity

Closeness

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sagacioussagacious

Wise, shrewd, sagacious judge of character

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surreptitioussurreptitious

Sneaking, secret, a surreptitious glance

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torportorpor

Dullness, lethargy, apathy, dullness

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unassailableunassailable

Strong, an unassailable argument

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unobtrusiveunobtrusive

Not readily noticeable, inconspicious

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unscathedunscathed

Unharmed, wholly unharmed, not injured

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voluminousvoluminous

Large, a voluminous literature on the subject .