Unit+Three

Principle(n.) accepted or professed rule of action or conduct. syn- code, law Ant- anarchy, chaos The principle rule was to open the door for the lady

Whipstall (n.) Definition: A stall during a vertical climb in which the nose of the airplane falls forward and downward in a whip like movement. Synonyms: Whipping, Twirling. Antonyms: Steadily, Straight. Sentence: The plane suddenly fell into a whipstall and crashed.

Clamor (n.) Definition: A loud uproar, as from a crowd of people. Synonyms: uproar, noise Antonyms: quiet As Bob walked through the door, he heard a clamor arise from the crowd.

Destiny (n.) Definition - Something that is to happen or has happened to a particular person or th ing. Synonym - fortune, karma Antonym - choice Sentence - It was the woman's destiny to make it to the USA lacrosse team.

Profound (adj.) Definition: Having a deep insight or understanding. Synonym: Deep, thoughtful Antonym: Shallow Sentence: Doctors have a profound knowledge on how to cure the patient.

Inundate (v.) Definition: To overwhelm. Synonym - glut Antonym - underwhelm Sentence - She was inundated with paperwork.

Exhort (v.) Definition: To incite by argument or advice; urge strongly. Syn. - Urge Ant. - Hold Ba Sentence: He exhorted the people to fight back.

Enfeeble (v.) Definition: to make feeble; weaken syn.- enervate, debilitate

Inundate(v) - to overwhelm Syn. Overwhelm Ant. Calm, relax. Sentence: the man was inundate with letters ant.- strengthen sentence- that bout of pneumonia enfeebled him.

Submissive: to be submitting. Syn: tame Ant: rebelious The lion was submissive to the tamer since the lion was used to people.

Submissive: Inclined to submit Synonyms: Compliant, passive Antonyms: Rebellious, disobedient The child was submissive to the parents orders.

Allegory (n.) Definition: a narratice that serves as an extended metophor syn.- metophor ant.- n/a sentence- Jonathan Livingston Seagul is an allegory.

Ostracize (v.): to exclude, by general consent, from society, friendship, conversation, or privileges Synonyms: Shun, Snub, blacklist. Antonym: accept Sentence: His friends ostracized him after his father was put into jail.

Ostracize (v.): Definition- To exclude from a group Syn.- Shun, Kick out Ant.- Allow, Permit Sentence- White schools otsracized colored people in earelier years.

Exhort(V.) Definition: to urge by strong, often stirring argument, admonition, advice, appeal. Syn.- Urge Ant.- Hold Back Sentence.- The goal of factory owner's speech was to exort his workers to end the strike.

destiny (n.) Definition:somethiny that is to happen or has happened to a particular person or thing; lot or fortune syn: moirai, afterlife, break ant: choice, free will, volition Sentence: The profesional hockey players desitny is to make the Hockey Hall of fame in Toronto.

// Clamor (n)- NOISY SHOUTING // // syn. roar // // ant. quite // //sentence: There was a great clamor from the fans when I took the stage//.

Muse (n)- the goddess or the power regarded as inspiring a poet, artist, or thinker. syn: oracle ant: dunce sentence: The muse of poetry is Calliope.

Quizzical (adj.) - odd, comical, or puzzled Synonym - Teasing, Mocking Antonym - Certain, Understanding Sentence - The man looked at me with a quizzical smile.

Muse (n.) - A guiding spirit or inspiration of an artist Syn: Source, Seed Ant: Result Sentence: The author's muse was his wife.

**Profound** (//adj//.): Definition: penetrating deeply into subjects or ideas ; showing or requiring great knowledge or understanding Synonym: fundamental; wise Antonym: shallow; superficial Sentence: The student had a profound knowledge on the book after reading it five times.

Gypsy(adj.): Definiton: Working independently or without a license Syn: Alone Ant: Partnership Sentence: The trucker rode gypsy on his way from California to New Jersey.

beacon(n)-a guiding or warning signal, as a light or fire, esp. one in an elevated position.

syn-warning, signal, beam, signal fire ant-unknown? scentence-Paul Revere was to send a beacon that the British were coming, one if by land or two if by sea

radiant- the point in the heavens from which a shower of meteors appears to radiate. syn: beaming :D ant: dim The air-conditioned freshness of the gaming rooms, as against the radiant heat outside

falter (v.)- to hesitate or waver in action, purpose, intent, etc.; give way Syn: hesitate, stammer Ant: continue, endure The man dd not falter, despite the challenges he faced.

Violate(v.) - to break in upon or disturb rudely; interfere thoughtlessly Syn: breach, disrupt Ant: obey, observe The man went to violate the other mans privacy by breaking into his house.