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Vocabulary Lesson on Key Terms

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Improve your vocabulary with definitions and sentences for 8 words: doctrine, dogmatic, document, malicious, morose, nurture, opaque, pacify. Enhance your language skills now!

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  1. VocabularyLesson 2 Done By :Aisha Al Sahlawi -11AG

  2. DOCTRINE • VERB • Meaning: something that is taught like a particular principle as of a religion or the government; regulation / statement. • Sentence: • “Al Qura’an Al Kareem is the doctrine of Muslims all around the world”

  3. DOGMATIC • ADJECTIVE • Meaning: To insist opinions in an arrogant manner. • Sentence: A Dogmatic boss can never be argued with for he will never accept any opinion other than his

  4. DOCUMENT • NOUN • Meaning: a computer data file / any written or printed item that is informative. • Sentence: • When I was applying for the job, I had to present all of those documents that prove that I sat for international exams.

  5. MALICIOUS • ADJECTIVE • Meaning: spiteful, showing the desire to inflict injury or harm to a person , vicious. (Harmful) • Sentence: • The computer engineer said that my computer was bugged with malicious viruses that were deleting most of my files

  6. MOROSE • ADJECTIVE • Meaning: gloomily, depressed, dark, ill-humored. • Sentence: • She could tell instantly by the morose look on his face that the job interview hadn't gone well.

  7. NURTURE • VERB • Meaning: to feed, protect, support; train • Sentence: • The mother nurtured her baby with such care that brought tears to my eyes

  8. OPAQUE • ADJECTIVE • Meaning: an object that doesn’t allow light to pass through , not transparent or translucent ; dark • Sentence: • The windows in the bathroom were opaque for privacy.

  9. PACIFY • VERB • Meaning: to subdue, or bring back to a state of peace and quiet • Sentence: • After crying for hours, the colic drops (which is a medicine) pacified the baby allowing him to sleep through the night

  10. PLAGIARIZE • VERB • Meaning: is the act of plagiarism which is to use or closely imitate another Peron’s words without authorization. • Sentence: • The passage was a direct cut and paste, without attribution, clearly he had plagiarized.

  11. OBLITERATE • VERB • Meaning: to destroy completely, leaving no trace. • Sentence: • Thank God we weren't in the city when the storm hit .Were we there, we would have witnessed the city’s obliteration .

  12. THE END