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5th Grade Vocabulary
5th Grade Vocabulary
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A review of 5th grade Vocabulary words studied throughout the year
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(adjective) well known from long or close association; often encountered or experienced; common
Express
Explain
Extend
Familiar
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(noun) An expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it directly
Summarize
Epiphany
Synthesize
Allusion
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(adjective) Eager to prevent or put an end to; disapproving of or disagreeing with
Navigate
Ordinary
Advocate
Opposed
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(adjective) Correct in details
Accurate
Abolish
Accomplish
Announce
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(noun) An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning
Absurd
Literal
Figurative
Connotation
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(verb) Appraise, find the value of
Escalate
Contrast
Advocate
Evaluate
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(noun) A long speech by one actor in a play or movie, or as part of a theatrical program
Tolerate
Monologue
Tension
Monogram
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(verb) Give Someone something, typically money, in recognition of loss, suffering, or injury
Exasperate
Nonchalant
Astound
Compensate
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(adjective) Insufficient for the demand; occurring in small numbers or quantities; rare
Superior
Anticlimax
Scarce
Antisocial
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(adjective) Having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently
Claim
Brisk
Articulate
Cease
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(verb) to identify ways that multiple things are alike
Distrust
Convince
Disagree
Compare
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(verb) Bring into renewed existence; generate again
Review
Renew
Regenerate
Revert
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(verb) Pause before saying or doing something, especially through uncertainty
Hesitate
Heroic
Hilarious
Harsh
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(verb) Walk in a slow, relaxed manner, without hurry or effort
Sluggish
Seldom
Saunter
Senseless
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(adjective) Capable of operating or functioning
Historical
Huddle
Horizontal
Functional
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(adjective) Not required to justify actions or decisions; not responsible for consequences
Unbiased
Unaccountable
Unfamiliar
Analogy
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(verb) Cause someone to do something, or think a certain way, through reasoning or argument
Primary
Persuade
Recently
Passage
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(noun) Disturbance or problems that interrupt and event, activity, or process
Disruption
Bankrupt
Erupt
Octagon
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(adjective) Having or showing no awareness of another's suffering; cruel
Dominate
Effortless
Merciless
Drowsy
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(adjective) Occurring or done on many occasions, in many cases, or in quick succession
Reliable
Tolerable
Frequent
Remarkable
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(verb) Discover or reveal something through detailed examination
Approach
Argument
Analyze
Approval
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(noun) A serious disagreement or argument
Conclude
Conflict
Cite
Conduct
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(verb) Mention or allude to; direct the attention of someone to
Paraphrase
Investigate
Refer
Organize
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(noun) Supporting materials used to prove or disprove something
Evidence
Exhaust
Expectation
Delineate
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(noun) The capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of something
Immigrate
Illegible
Influence
Identify
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(noun) The author's attitude towards a subject
Voice
Theme
Mood
Tone
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(verb) Using what you already know and evidence from the text to conclude information
Infer
Integrate
Inadequate
Indecisive
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(adjective) Extremely large or great, especially in scale or degree
Feeble
Immense
Solitary
Illuminate
