Vocabulary

Jan 13, 2026

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Expand your vocabulary with Lesson 18’s key terms, including descriptions and examples. Discover the meaning of words such as "dull," referring to something that lacks shine; "towers," which describes something tall; and "masterpiece," a term for extraordinary art. Learn how "heritage" encapsulates family traditions, while "ruined" signifies destruction. Understand action words like "crept," meaning to move stealthily, "glorious" for expressing wonder, "memory," which reflects on recollections, and "streak," which denotes fast movement. Enhance your language skills today!

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Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Lesson 18
*dull When something is not shiny, it is dull.
*towers Something that is very tall towers over shorter things.
*masterpiece A great piece of art can be called a masterpiece.
*heritage Memories and traditions of your family’s past are part of your heritage.
ruined If something is ruined, it is destroyed.
crept If you crept, you moved slowly and carefully so that you wouldn’t be seen or heard.
glorious If something is so wonderful that you can hardly believe it, it is glorious.
memory A memory is something you remember.
streak To streak is to move very fast from one place to another.
yanked When something is yanked, it is given a quick, hard pull.