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Exploring Vocabulary: 10th Grade English Adjectives and Nouns

This resource provides a comprehensive exploration of vocabulary for 10th-grade students, focusing on various adjectives and nouns such as "tentative," "debacle," and "insatiable." Each term is paired with clear definitions and practical examples to enhance understanding. Students will discover synonyms, antonyms, and contexts for usage, aiding in improving their language skills. Whether preparing for an exam or enhancing everyday communication, this vocabulary guide serves as an essential tool for mastering nuanced terms essential to 10th-grade English.

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Exploring Vocabulary: 10th Grade English Adjectives and Nouns

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  1. Vocabulary 3 10th Grade English

  2. Tentative I have tentative plans to go to the movies but I have to check my work schedule before I buy the tickets. • Adjective • unsure; uncertain; not definite

  3. Debacle Taking the class on a field trip was such a debacle that the teacher vowed never to do it again. • Noun • A sudden, disastrous downfall; A total, often absurd failure

  4. apathy My first period class shows apathy towards grammar. • Noun; Lack of interest or concern; not caring

  5. Rambunctious The fans were so rambunctious that the game turned into a riot. • Adjective • Difficult to control or handle; disorderly

  6. Stagnant Due to the stagnant economy, there are not many open jobs. • Adjective • Showing little or no activity; dull and sluggish

  7. Benevolent The benevolent boy shared his lunch with the new student who forgot to bring his own lunch. • Adjective • Showing kindness or goodwill

  8. chivalrous The chivalrous knight killed the dragon and saved the princess. Adj: Gallant; good manners

  9. Absurd It is absurd to wear shorts when it is snowing outside! • Adjective or noun • Illogical, outrageous, or senseless

  10. Insatiable My thirst is insatiable because I have drank a gallon of water and am still thirsty! • Adjective • incapable of being satisfied or appeased

  11. Catatonic After the accident Polly was in a catatonic state. • Adjective • A non-responsive, coma like state

  12. Heinous Stealing money from a church is a heinous crime. • Adjective • hateful; horrifying; totally reprehensible

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