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Vocabulary Insights: Week 6 Exploration of Allotment, Audacity, and Longevity

In this engaging week of vocabulary learning, we explore key terms that enrich our language skills. "Allot" teaches about distribution, while "amass" highlights the importance of collecting wealth over time. "Audacious" describes bold acts, perfectly illustrated by trapeze artists. We also examine compliance in the workplace with "comply" and understand the absence reflected in "devoid." The term "elite" introduces social dynamics, while "grapple" demonstrates challenges faced. Through the impactful term "incapacitate," we reflect on resilience, and "instigate" reminds us of the power of action. Lastly, "longevity" celebrates life.

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Vocabulary Insights: Week 6 Exploration of Allotment, Audacity, and Longevity

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  1. Vocabulary Week 6 Campagna

  2. allot • The teacher allotted books and supplies to each student on the first day of school.

  3. allot • V. to assign or distribute in shares or portions

  4. amass • A smart investor can amass a fortune in the stock market over the long run.

  5. amass • V. to bring together, collect, gather, especially for oneself; to come together, assemble

  6. audacious • The audience cheered the audacious feats of the trapeze artists

  7. audacious • Adj. bold, adventurous, recklessly daring

  8. comply • Employees who fail to comply with a company’s rules may lose their jobs.

  9. comply • V. to yield to a request or command

  10. devoid • The old well on my grandparents’ property has long been devoid of water

  11. devoid • Adj. not having or using, lacking

  12. elite • Each year, the social elite of the community sponsors several events to benefit local charities.

  13. elite • N. the choice part of a group of people; adj. superior

  14. grapple • Store employees grappled with the thieves and held them until the police arrived.

  15. grapple • V. to come to grips with, wrestle or fight with; n. an iron hook used to grab and hold

  16. incapacitate • In the early 1940s and 1950s, polio incapacitated thousands of people each year all over the world.

  17. incapacitate • V. to deprive of strength or ability; to make legally ineligible

  18. instigate • Several demonstrators in the angry crowd did their best to instigate a riot.

  19. instigate • V. to urge on; to stir up, provoke, start, incite

  20. longevity • The sea turtle is know for its longevity

  21. longevity • N. long life, long duration, length of life

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