John Wiley And Sons Webster''''s New World - Essential vocabulary A

John Wiley And Sons Webster's New World - Essential vocabulary

John Wiley And Sons Webster's New World - Essential vocabulary

... Cataloging-in-Publication Data:Herzog, David Alan.Webster’s New World essential vocabulary / by David A. Herzog.p. cm.ISBN 0-7 64 5-7 16 5-6 (pbk.)1. Vocabulary. 2. Vocabulary Problems, exercises, etc. 3. Vocabulary Examinations—Studyguides. ... was written and when it is read.Trademarks: Wiley, the Wiley Publishing logo,Webster’s New World, the Webster’s NewWorld lo...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_A -2

... Electric and U.S. Steel. • Mercury and silver are amalgamated to form the amalgam that is losing popularity with dentists as a filling material. [-d, amalgamating] ameliorate (uh MEEL ee uh RAYT) ... 1 that means most nearly the same thing. 250 Essential Vocabulary 1. amenable 2. amortize 3. animosity 4. annul 5. anomalous 6. antibody 7. antipathy 8. apprehension 9. arabesque 10. ar...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_A

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_A

... find amphibians in and around a pond. • The early Pan American Airways Clippers were amphibians that loaded and unloaded their passengers on land but took off from and landed on water. [amphibious ... the water, and later develops lungs; 2. any plant or animal that is at home both on land and in water; 3. any aircraft or vehicle that can operate on land and in water • It is not...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_B

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_B

... is always a calamity. • The attack on the World Trade Center ranks with Pearl Harbor among the U.S .A. ’s greatest calamities. [calamitous adj., calamitously adv.] [Syn. disaster] camaraderie (kam ... animal that eats other animals; 3. a plant that eats small animals—especially insects. • Unlike herbivores, who eat plants, and omnivores, who eat both plants and animals, a carnivor...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_D -2

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_D -2

... n.] egalitarian (ee GAL i TER ee in) adj. advocating that people should all have equal social, economic, and political rights —n. one who so advocates • The so-called ERA, or Equal Rights Amendment, ... discharge • A transmitter’s antenna emits some kind of waves. • A speaker stands before an audience and emits words. • Old Faithful emits hot water at regular intervals. [-ted, -ting]...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_D

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_D

... force alone. [demagogy, -ry n.] demeanor (di MEEN oer) n. outward manner; carriage; the way one behaves • Princess Diana had a regal demeanor and a gentle one. • Between a Rottweiler and a Doberman ... shipping container was a detachment from a long-haul tractor-trailer’s bed. A detatchment of marines was sent in to reconnoiter before the main land- ing was to take place. • T...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_E

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_E

... exorbitant (eg ZAWR bit int) adj. above and beyond what is reasonable; immodest; excessive; extravagant • Would you say that William Randolph Hearst lived a rather exorbitant lifestyle at San Simeon? ... rapture; 2. causing or caused by ecstasy • Morissa was absolutely ecstatic over the raise in salary that she had received. • It was an ecstatic day for the world champions. [-ally adv.]...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_F

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_F

... PM Page 118 G – H gargantuan (gahr GAN tyoo uhn) adj. huge; gigantic (from Rabelais’s 1552 satire, Gargantua and Pantagruel ) • There was a gargantuan traffic jam at the in-bound George Washington ... standing at the altar, Harold heaved a forlorn sigh. [-ly adv., -ness n.] forsake (fawr SAYK) vt. 1. to give up; abandon (a habit, ideal, etc.); 2. to leave; renounce • Having decided to...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_I

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_I

... have hair and all are able to feed their young with milk secreted by the female’s mamma- ry glands • All animals with hair are mammals. • If an animal has feathers or scales, it is not a mammal. ... waiter or waitress. • It is very unusual to find a maladroit cat, but Karen has had two of them. [-ly adv., -ness n.] [Syn. awkward] mammal (MAM uhl) n. any of a class of warm-blooded vert...
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John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_J-K

John Wiley And Sons Webster''s New World - Essential vocabulary_J-K

... kept by a cast- away on a desert island. • The treasurer of any corporation must keep a journal of all the financial transactions. • Many local newspapers contain the word journal in their names, ... coach, or active role model —vi., vt. to act as an advisor or teacher • Athenian philosopher Aristotle was a mentor to Alexander of Macedon, also know as Alexander the Great. • Julius Cae...
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