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Lesson 7: Weeks 19, 20, & 21 Finding Meanings
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A garland is a wreath of leaves and flowers.
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Determine if the boldface word is used correctly in the context of the sentence.
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To act impetuously is to do something without thinking.
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Revelry is noisy merrymaking.
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A
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To be prostrate is to be lying with the face downward.
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Consternation is a state of being shocked surprised.
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To be gratified is to be dissatisfied.
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To be in a state of rapture is to be blissfully happy.
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A privileged person is one who tries to please others.
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A whim is a small gift.
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To ponder something is to feel uncomfortable about it.
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An impetuous attempt is one that could possibly fail.
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To be gratified is to be devoid of hope.
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To be in a state of consternation is being able to predict what will happen.
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Revelry is contempt for the feelings of others.
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To act in a haughty manner is to do something knowing it to be wrong.
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Pluck is a display of joy.
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To lavish something is to give it freely.
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A haughty person is one who shows contempt for others.
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To be prostrate is to be helpless.
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A garland is a wreath of leaves and flowers.
To act impetuously is to do something without thinking.
Revelry is noisy merrymaking.
A plucky attempt is one that takes a lot of courage.
To be prostrate is to be lying with the face downward.
Consternation is a state of being shocked surprised.
To be gratified is to be dissatisfied.
To be in a state of rapture is to be blissfully happy.
A privileged person is one who tries to please others.
A whim is a small gift.
To ponder something is to feel uncomfortable about it.
An impetuous attempt is one that could possibly fail.
To be gratified is to be devoid of hope.
To be in a state of consternation is being able to predict what will...
Revelry is contempt for the feelings of others.
To act in a haughty manner is to do something knowing it to be...
Pluck is a display of joy.
To lavish something is to give it freely.
A haughty person is one who shows contempt for others.
To be prostrate is to be helpless.
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