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Vocabulary Story #7

Vocabulary Story #7. Impudent - (adj.) boldly discourteous; rude. Fernando impudently left behind the group of girls he had been talking to and took off after Tallulah when he saw her retreating after meeting her eyes. impudent. impudently (adverb)

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Vocabulary Story #7

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  1. Vocabulary Story #7

  2. Impudent - (adj.) boldly discourteous; rude Fernando impudently left behind the group of girls he had been talking to and took off after Tallulah when he saw her retreating after meeting her eyes.

  3. impudent impudently (adverb) Most of the students at Englishville High School acted impudently toward Tallulah on her first day of school. impudent (adjective) The impudent toddler was put in time out for his actions toward his younger brother during the birthday party.

  4. Emit – (v.) to utter, send forth or give out, as a sound Tallulah emitted a squeaky little scream when she felt a hand reach out and clamp her arm.

  5. emit emitted (verb) He emitted one shrill cry and then was silent. emitting (verb) I realized it was the alarm clock emitting the irritating buzz as I awoke from my reverie.

  6. Unnerving – (adj.) causing nervousness or upset; disturbing Tallulah became so completely unnerved when she realized who had followed her and was still holding on to her arm that tiny tremors began racing through her body.

  7. unnerving unnerved (past-tense verb) Fear so un-nerved the young girl she could not make herself get on the roller coaster with her friends.

  8. impudent emit unnerving The smoke alarm __________ an irritatingly high-pitched sound that hurt my ears! Katherine’s __________ younger brother caused us to all get thrown out of the movies on Saturday. Mr. Haney found the video ______________, yet it was a hit with most of the students. Do you think the watch will ________ enough of a noise to get me disqualified if the judges hear it beep? The field trip to the zoo was ________ because students witnessed one enraged chimpanzee attack another.

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