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Spelling Vocabulary

This article explores the importance of civic duties and homeowner meetings in fostering community engagement. It discusses how homeowners can secure their rights and responsibilities while participating actively in discussions that affect their lives. By understanding the significance of topics such as voter participation and local governance, community members can make informed decisions and resist the challenges that come with urban development and social changes. Together, we can create a supportive environment and uplift our shared values through cooperative action.

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Spelling Vocabulary

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  1. Spelling Vocabulary V/CV, VC/V Patterns

  2. amid • to be between or in the middle of….

  3. brutal • cruel; causing suffering or pain

  4. cabins • asmall house built in the woods or in a wooded area

  5. detect • to discover the existence or presence of

  6. fever • arise in the temperature of the body above 98.6 degrees

  7. focus • to make things clear or to concentrate on one thing

  8. labor • hard work, especially physical work

  9. lament • to feel really sad; to mourn; to regret

  10. nylon • asynthetic fabric that is strong and durable • parachutes are often made of this

  11. panic • an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety

  12. recite • repeat aloud from memory

  13. resist • to withstand the force of something

  14. rival • to be equal to in equality or ability • being in competition

  15. rotate • turn on or around an axis or a center

  16. secure • safe and well protected

  17. topic • asubject or idea that people talk about Homeowner’s Meeting

  18. unit • one part of a larger group

  19. vanish • get lost, especially without warning or explanation

  20. vital • urgently needed; absolutely necessary

  21. voters • acitizen who has a legal right to vote

  22. civic • duties and rights of citizens: relating to the citizens of a city, country, or state

  23. mural • a painting applied to a wall surface

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