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Week 24 Vocab Grades 5&6
Reconcile
Animosity
Week 24 Vocab Grades 5&6
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Animosity
A joyful and lighthearted emotion
A feeling of intense hostility
A neutral or indifferent attitude
A deep sense of gratitude
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Reconcile
The enemies reconciled by avoiding each other forever.
She reconciled by holding a lifelong grudge.
His way of reconciling was to start another argument.
The two friends tried to reconcile after the fight.
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Animosity
He showed clear animosity toward his former rival.
The animosity of the cheerful child was obvious.
Her animosity made her hug everyone.
His animosity for his pet grew stronger.
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Infuriate
To make someone laugh
To enrage or provoke anger
To solve a problem peacefully
To encourage someone
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Barren
The barren landscape stretched for miles without any vegetation.
The barren fridge was filled with fresh produce.
The garden was so barren that it overflowed with flowers.
His barren bank account had millions of dollars.
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Infuriate
Winning the lottery was so infuriating.
The constant noise started to infuriate him.
The peaceful garden was infuriating.
His joke infuriated everyone by making them laugh.
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Barren
Overflowing with abundance
Surrounded by dense forests
Containing valuable treasures
Lacking fertility or productivity
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Commendable
Completely unnecessary
Highly suspicious
Worthy of praise or approval
Below average in quality
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Domain
A small, unimportant detail
A physical object
An area of expertise or control
A temporary emotion
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Infuriate
His rude comments continued to infuriate the teacher.
She was infuriated by the peaceful and quiet setting.
The joke was meant to infuriate everyone with laughter.
His kindness was infuriating to all.
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Null
The null discovery changed history forever.
The null invention revolutionized technology.
His words were null because they had deep meaning.
The court ruled the law null.
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Commendable
His commendable mistake ruined the project.
The chef’s commendable food made everyone sick.
The commendable crime shocked the public.
Her commendable efforts earned her an award.
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Disconsolate
After the breakup, he felt disconsolate.
His disconsolate smile showed pure joy.
She was disconsolate when she received a gift.
The puppy wagged its tail in a disconsolate manner.
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Provision
They packed enough provision for a week in the wilderness.
The cake was decorated with a provision of candles.
The teacher’s provision was to punish all students.
The movie had a strong provision of action and adventure.
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Infuriate
To cause slight amusement
To confuse or bewilder
To make extremely angry
To bring peace and calm
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Menacing
Showing signs of danger or harm
Safe and comforting
A state of confusion
Easily frightened
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Animosity
She showed animosity by hugging her best friend.
The kitten’s animosity made it purr happily.
There was clear animosity between the two rivals.
His animosity toward his favorite hobby grew stronger.
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Provision
The festival had a provision of fun and games.
The cake had a provision of icing.
The emergency kit had enough provision for survival.
His provision of sadness ruined the day.
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Provision
A form of entertainment
A supply or necessary preparation
A type of scientific experiment
A punishment or consequence
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Null
The null decision had a major impact on history.
The painting was null because it was beautiful.
His love for music was completely null.
The contract was declared null due to fraud.
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Barren
The desert was completely barren of plant life.
The forest was so barren that it had thousands of trees.
Her barren pantry was stocked with food.
His barren garden was filled with roses.
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Reconcile
She reconciled by refusing to forgive.
The two enemies reconciled by never speaking again.
They hoped to reconcile after their argument.
His way of reconciling was to start more fights.
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Domain
A person’s physical strength
A temporary mood
A small unimportant object
A particular field or area of control
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Disconsolate
Slightly annoyed
Extremely sad or unable to be comforted
Happy and excited
Confident and relaxed
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Menacing
The dark clouds looked menacing before the storm.
The menacing candy tasted delicious.
Her menacing voice was soft and sweet.
The kitten’s menacing purr scared no one.
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Null
Having no value or effect
Legally binding
Highly significant
Full of energy
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Commendable
His commendable honesty earned him respect.
She showed commendable dishonesty.
The commendable crime was praised by all.
His commendable failure disappointed the team.
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Domain
The cat’s domain was a small thought in his mind.
The domain of her favorite song made no sense.
Mathematics was her domain of expertise.
His domain was a single piece of paper.
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Reconcile
To avoid all communication
To restore friendly relations
To hold a grudge
To make a situation worse
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Null
Without legal force or significance
Essential and valuable
A powerful influence
Full of meaning
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Barren
Full of useful resources
Covered in dense vegetation
Overflowing with life
Unable to produce or grow
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Domain
His domain was a small rock in the park.
The king’s domain was his small collection of books.
Science was his main domain of expertise.
The domain of his personality was changing.
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Disconsolate
Their disconsolate reaction to good news was expected.
She was disconsolate after failing the exam.
The puppy was disconsolate after being given treats.
He felt disconsolate when he won the lottery.
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Animosity
Extreme happiness
A deep sense of loyalty
Strong hostility or dislike
A lack of opinion
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Provision
A decorative object
A necessary supply or preparation
A scientific theory
A law against something
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Menacing
Lacking in confidence
Threatening or suggesting harm
Extremely joyful
Friendly and welcoming
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Commendable
Highly questionable
Ordinary and unremarkable
Deserving admiration or respect
Completely unacceptable
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Menacing
The rainbow looked menacing in the sky.
The menacing dog growled at the strangers.
The menacing baby smiled sweetly at his mother.
Her menacing attitude made everyone feel comfortable.
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Reconcile
To hold onto anger forever
To settle differences and restore peace
To increase conflict
To erase all memories of someone
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Disconsolate
Indifferent and detached
Calm and collected
Overjoyed with excitement
Deeply unhappy or miserable
