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Marine Corps Issue Vocabulary

Marine Corps Issue Vocabulary. DIRETIONS: Please write down each definition below, and then use each in a sentence. If you need an example of how to use each word, they are underlined on the page listed at the end of each definition. Example: Grotesque adj. – odd twisted or bizarre (341)

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Marine Corps Issue Vocabulary

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  1. Marine Corps Issue Vocabulary DIRETIONS: Please write down each definition below, and then use each in a sentence. If you need an example of how to use each word, they are underlined on the page listed at the end of each definition. Example: Grotesque adj. – odd twisted or bizarre (341) Example sentence: His grotesque Halloween mask scared all of the children who came to the door. • Intrigue v. – to stir up the interest or curiosity of; fascinate (343) • Animosity n. – a feeling of strong dislike or hatred (344) • Devoid adj. – completely without; empty (344) • Demeanor n. – outward behavior; conduct (344) • Agitated adj. – emotionally excited or disturbed (344) • Vulnerability n. – a state of being easily hurt (349) • Trepidation n. – fearful uncertainty or worry (350) • Deprivation n. – a state of being forced to do without (353) Writing Task: When you’re finished, please turn to a blank page and title it “Marine Corps Issue Prewrite”, then response, with a paragraph, to the following prompt: From books, moves, newspapers, magazines, and perhaps personal experience, you will have impressions about the aftermath of war. How do you think war affects those who fight—and relatives who stay home?

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