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Vocabulary Sentences

Mastering vocabulary is essential for effective communication. This guide emphasizes the importance of using each word accurately, ensuring proper spelling, punctuation, and capitalization in sentences. The exercise challenges learners to demonstrate their understanding by crafting sentences that reflect the correct meanings of words like sympathy, synchronize, neo, and more. By doing so, learners can deepen their knowledge and application of these terms, improving both their writing and speaking skills.

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Vocabulary Sentences

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  1. Vocabulary Sentences

  2. Every single word must be spelled correctly to earn credit for the sentence. Each sentence must have correct punctuation and correct capitalization to earn credit for the sentence.

  3. And most importantly . . . Every sentence must use the word in a way that proves that you understand the meaning of the word.

  4. Do not write-- A no clue sentence I saw the thermos. A replacement sentence I put the thermos in my lunch. A dictionary sentence A thermos is an insulated container used to keep liquids hot or cold.

  5. Week 13 sym, syn neo scop dia post

  6. sym, syn sym, syn =with, together • sympathy • synchronize

  7. sympathy • (w) sympathy • (d) a sharing of (“feeling with”) another’s trouble; compassion (pathos=feeling)

  8. synchronize • (w) synchronize • (d) to occur or cause to occur at the same time (chrono=time)

  9. neo • neo=new • neonate • neoplasm

  10. neonate • (w) neonate • (d) a newborn infant

  11. neoplasm • (w) neoplasm • (d) an abnormal new growth of tissue (-plasm=material forming cells or tissue)

  12. scop • scop= see, look • horoscope • microscope

  13. horoscope • (w) horoscope • (d) positions of the planets and stars at a given moment (hora=hour/ skopos=observer)

  14. microscope • (w) microscope • (d) optical instrument using lenses to magnify small objects (micro=small)

  15. dia • dia = across, through • diagonal • diagnosis

  16. diagonal • (w) diagonal • (d) a line across; straight line connecting 2 vertices

  17. diagnosis • (w) diagnosis • (d) identification, examination, and analysis of a disease

  18. post • post=after • postgraduate • postscript

  19. postgraduate • (w) postgraduate • (d) advanced study after graduation from college

  20. postscript • (w) postscript • (d) a message added to a letter after the signature (P.S.)

  21. Week 14 • re • oc • struc • hyper • poly

  22. re • re=back; again • recede • rearrange

  23. recede • (w) recede • (d) to move back or away; diminish

  24. rearrange • (w) rearrange • (d) to put into a different order again

  25. oc • oc = see • optometrist • ocular

  26. optometrist • (w) optometrist • (d) a doctor who tests for defects of vision and prescribes corrections

  27. ocular • (w) ocular • (d) relating to the eye • Ex: ocular injury, ocular study, ocular tool

  28. ocular

  29. struc • struc = build • construct • instruct

  30. construct • (w) construct • (d) to make or form by combining parts

  31. instruct • (w) instruct • (d) to give knowledge to

  32. hyper • hyper= above; more • hypertension • hyperbole

  33. hypertension • (w) hypertension • (d) abnormally high blood pressure

  34. hyperbole • (w) hyperbole • (d) exceptional exaggeration

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