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Exploring Vocabulary: From Fraught to Serendipity

This engaging vocabulary lesson introduces words like "fraught," "tenacious," and "serendipity," along with their meanings and usage in context. Students will learn how to express nuanced emotions and concepts through rich vocabulary, enhancing their communication skills. Each term is accompanied by real-life examples, making the learning process relatable and fun. By the end of this lesson, learners will have a better grasp of these words and their relevance in everyday conversations, fostering a love for language and its diverse expressions.

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Exploring Vocabulary: From Fraught to Serendipity

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  1. Vocab 2.1 YAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

  2. fraught • Adj. Filled with; burdened; laden • Many late-night TV shows are fraught with suggestive dialogueand sexual innuendo.

  3. tenacious • Adj. persistent; tough; stubborn • The key to a good basketball team is tenacious defense; you can wear down the other team if you smother them from the tipoff.

  4. loathsome • Adj. causing hatred or disgust; repulsive • The most loathsomething my mother ever served was salmon patties. Those things were disgusting!

  5. cleave • V. To split or sever • It takes a miracle to cleave my children from the TV. Even if a commercial is on it’s like they’re mesmerized.

  6. serendipity • N. Happy accident; pleasant surprise • It was sheer serendipity that we stopped in Colorado Springs the night the Air Force Chorale performed.

  7. largesse • N. GenerosityBill and Melinda Gates are known widely for their largesse; they have many charitable organizations and give lots to education.

  8. munificent • Adj. Generous • Bill and Melinda Gates are munificent people; they donate millions every year to charities.

  9. fetters • N. Chains or shackles for the feet • Prisoners used to be kept in fetters and used for labor on roads – they were called chain gangs. O Brother

  10. diligent • Adj. showing care and conscientiousness in one’s work • Teachers appreciate students who are diligent and care about doing quality work (so do employers).

  11. Exemplary • Adj. Representing the best of its kind • The AKC dog shows showcase the exemplary dogs for each breed.

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