What's the Word?
Definition: (adjective) Showing no emotion in the face of hardship.
Stoic
Use the word "Vibrant" in a sentence.
Vibrant (adjective) - Full of energy and enthusiasm, bright.
Syn: Divide, Identify, Differentiate
Ant: Lame, Boring, Lackluster
Stellar
Give the part of speech for "Emolument."
Noun
What kind of regimen would you expect to see for a stellar athlete?
Describe a healthy workout/diet routine.
Definition: (noun) A person, or thing, deserving of respect.
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Use the word "Lackluster" in a sentence.
Lackluster (adjective) - Lacking in vitality, force, or conviction, uninspired or uninspiring.
Syn: Routine, Menu, Procedure
Ant: Random, Sporadic, Unorganized
Regimen
Give the part of speech for "Prodigious."
Adjective
What might be something that would cause a vibrant student's test scores to atrophy?
Senioritis, Problems out of school, etc.
Definition: (verb) to gradually decline in effectiveness due to underuse or neglect.
Atrophy
Use the word "Zealous" in a sentence.
Zealous (adjective) - showing great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause.
Syn: Potency, Effectiveness, Capability
Ant: Ineffectiveness, Inadequacy, Weakness
Efficacy
Give the part of speech for "Martinet."
Noun
Give an example of a prodigious punishment that a martinet at CHA would give to a student with lackluster behavior.
Some sort of HUGE punishment from a strict leader for lame behavior.
Definition: (adjective) remarkably great in size, extent, or influence.
Prodigious
Use the word "Martinet" in a sentence.
Martinet (noun) - a strict disciplinarian.
Syn: Priceless, Invaluable, Precious
Ant: Tacky, Common, Useless
Inestimable
Give the part of speech for "Inculcate."
Verb
How might a stoic leader inculcate an incipient student?
Examples of how you'd teach someone to be stoic (calm in the face of chaos).
Definition: teach (someone) an attitude, idea, or habit by persistent instruction.
Inculcate
Use the word "Emolument" in a sentence.
Emolument (noun) - A salary, fee, or payment from employment or office.
Syn: Initial, Young, Elementary
Ant: Experienced, Old, Advanced
Incipient
Give the part of speech for "Incipient."
Adjective
Give an example of a prodigious emolument from a vibrant employer.
Some sort of insane payment from an energetic boss.