Define Vocabulary
Multiple meaning words
Synonyms
Antonyms
Figurative Language
100

Anna was disappointed to see that the refrigerator was devoid of food. She was so hungry.

Empty

100

Object

- Sarah loved trying food she hadn't tasted before, and she would try almost anything. Pickles and coconut were the only foods she would object to. 

- A pencil is an object you might find in the classroom. 

- say no, disapprove 

- thing, item 

100

Tim detested Brussels sprouts. Eating Brussels sprouts made him feel sick. 

hated 

100

When Omar saw that he got an A on the test, he was elated. However, his friend failed the test and was extremely sad

really happy 

100

The computers in the library are dinosaurs. They are getting laptops next year.

The computers are old 

200

Karly was always punctual. She made sure to arrive at work on time.

On time 

200

Stable

- When the earthquake ended, the ground stopped moving and was finally stable

- Mary worked at a stable, where she took care of horses. 

- still

- place where horses live 

200

The mountain climbers were proud when they finally reached the zenith of the mountain. 

top 

200

The bird look tiny compared to the immense mountain. 

huge 

200

My stomach was full of butterflies as I went on stage for the opening number.

Feeling nervous 

300

Tina felt lethargic, so she decided to lie down on the couch and take a nap.

Tired, sleepy 

300

State

- California is a state in the United States of America. 

- "State you name at the start of your presentation," the teacher told her students. 

- land, part of a country 

- say 

300

The fraudulent ID card was not real. 

fake 

300

Erika was not gregarious; she was actually very shy and quiet. 

outgoing 

300

As I walked through the winter cold, my hands were ice cubes.

Hands were freezing 

400

Dan felt dejected when his team lost the basketball game

sad 

400

Draft

- Mario felt a cold draft when he opened the door. 

- Sarah wrote the first draft of her essay. Then, she read it and fixed spelling mistakes. 

- wind

- try 

400

The 2 students were sent to the principles office when they were caught brawling during lunch. 

fighting 

400

Samantha was rarely quiet; she was a garrulous person who enjoyed talking to others.  

chatty, talkitive, loud 

400

His explanation for being late to work sounds fishy to me; I think he might be making up a story.

dishonest, not true 

500

When frank saw the red stop sign, he decelerated the car and came to a stop.

Slow down 

500

Agitated 

- Mary's annoying little brother agitated her by hiding her tablet for 2 hours. 

- After Sarah added milk and sugar to her coffee, she agitated the drink by stirring it with a spoon. 

- annoyed 

- mixed 

500

The horse had a placid nature. It did not get scared by loud and sudden noises. 

Calm 

500

Susan was a deceitful person; she was not honest. 

dishonest 

500

Break a leg Sam, I'm sure your performance will be great.

good luck

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