Reverse: I could have reversed myself, admitted what had really happened...

to change to the opposite position

Universal: Music is a universal language.

concerning all members of a group or of the world

Resolute: My father's voice was deeper, more resolute.

feeling strong and certain about something

Resident: Harlem's residents included many great writers, musicians, and artists.

someone who lives in a particular place

Manage: I unhooked my sleeve and managed to get to my feet.

to be able to do something that is hard

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Workshop 9 Vocabulary

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Renaissance: The 1920's and 1930's are known as the Harlem Renaissance.
rebirth
made into something else
someone who lives in a particular place
to be able to do something that is hard
2
Perch: What I did instead was taunt Crazy Johnny from my perch.
made into something else
extremely painful
delayed
a high place
3
Sustain: Years later I found out I had sustained minor fractures to both feet.
to teach or dirct
made into something else
feeling strong and certain about something
to suffer something
4
Minor: I found out I had sustained minor fractures to both feet.
extremely painful
less important or less serious
a high place
to teach or direct
5
Reverse: I could have reversed myself, admitted what had really happened...
great pain or suffering
to change to the opposite position
made into something else
less important or less serious
6
Converted: The brownstones had been converted into single-room occupancies.
to teach or direct
to change to the opposite position
made into something else
to be able to do something that is hard
7
Universal: Music is a universal language.
to be able to do something that is hard
less important or less serious
made into something else
concerning all members of a group or of the world
8
Excruciating: The agony was excruciating. Clyde asked me if I was hurt, and I said no.
someone who lives in a particular place
rebirth
extremely painful
feeling strong and certain about something
9
Inquiry: I stopped to answer my mother's inquiry as to whether or not I was hungry.
concerning all members of a group or of the world
someone who lives in a particular place
to change to the opposite position
a question
10
Resolute: My father's voice was deeper, more resolute.
feeling strong and certain about something
delayed
less important or less serious
to change to the opposite position
11
Resident: Harlem's residents included many great writers, musicians, and artists.
feeling strong and certain about something
rebirth
someone who lives in a particular place
to be able to do something that is hard
12
Deferred: What happens to a dream deferred?
less important or less serious
made into something else
delayed
extremely painful
13
Instruct: Mama had been instructed by my dad not to touch me.
to teach or direct
a high place
a question
to suffer something
14
Agony: Falling down the stairs can cause agony.
less important or less serious
great pain or suffering
a question
an event
15
Manage: I unhooked my sleeve and managed to get to my feet.
to suffer something
to teach or direct
to be able to do something that is hard
to change to the opposite position
16
Incident: Because of the incident, I sustained fractures to both feet.
extremely painful
feeling strong and certain about something
an event
to suffer something

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