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Vocabulary Enhancement: Abduct, Acrid, Blatant, and More

Expand your vocabulary with essential words such as "abduct," "acrid," "blatant," and more. This lesson explores eight powerful adjectives and verbs, helping you understand their meanings and usage in context. From understanding the implications of "abduction" to recognizing the offensiveness in "blatant" remarks, this vocabulary study is designed to enhance your language skills, improve communication, and build linguistic confidence. Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone looking to articulate their thoughts more clearly.

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Vocabulary Enhancement: Abduct, Acrid, Blatant, and More

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  1. Knowsys Vocabulary Group 18

  2. Group: 18 172 - abduct ab duktˈ V BAD to kidnap • Most kidnappings occur when one parent abducts a child from the care of the child’s legal guardian. abduction, abductor 7th

  3. Group: 18173 _ acrid aˈ krid A BAD very sharp or bitter • The acrid smoke coming from the burning rubber tires burned our eyes and made our throats raw. 7th

  4. acrid

  5. Group: 18174 _ blatant blāˈtənt A BAD obvious, often offensively so • Due to a blatant pricing error, the pencil was marked at $25 rather than 25 cents. blatantly 7th

  6. Blatant • The meat was blatantly over priced!

  7. Group: 18175 _ derogatory de räˈ gə tor ē A BAD Detracting from the character’s reputation • The derogatory comments repeated so frequently by the media damaged the candidate’s reputation. • 7th

  8. derogatory

  9. Group: 18176- negligent neˈ gli jənt A BAD Guilty of neglect • Since the owner was negligent in maintaining the equipment in safe working condition, the equipment broke down. negligence 7th

  10. Group: 18177 - obnoxious äb näkˈ shəs A BAD offensive • When Oscar became obnoxious and started yelling and cursing at people, the security guard led him away. 7th

  11. Group: 18178- ruthless rüthˈ ləs A BAD Cruel and without pity • The pack of wolves was so ruthless that it quickly killed all other predators that came into its territory. 7th

  12. Group: 18179 + devout də vautˈ A Religion Pious and religious • The devout nun devoted her life to serving her God, her order, and her congregation. 7th

  13. Group: 18180 + sacred sāˈ kred A Religion devoted to a religious purpose • The sanctuary inside the church is a sacred place to the people who worship there. 7th

  14. Group: 18181 + scrupulous skrüˈ pyə ləs A Religion Moral • The scrupulous woman was honored for her morality and integrity. scruples, unscrupulous 7th

  15. Study!! • You have a Group 18 quiz Friday.

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