a condition of general bodily Jason knew he was getting ill because of the weakness or discomfort, Malaise Noun malaise he had been experiencing for a few often marking the onset of a days. Pg. 4 disease craving or consuming large When I was pregnant, I was voracious and ate Voracious Adj. quantities of food constantly. Pg. 4 She wandered around the house with a foreboding that this was the last time she Foreboding Noun a prediction; portent would see it. Pg. 4 a large number of things After a deluge of tornadoes, most of the homes Deluge Noun occurring in the same in the town were destroyed. instance Because I am concerned about my daughter’s heated or vehement in spirit, Fervid Adj. education, I am a fervid supporter of education enthusiasm, etc. reform. Pg. 5 strong enough to resist or withstand attack; not to be The man hoped his home would be Impregnable Adj. taken by force, impregnable during the tornado. Pg. 7 unconquerable the forefront in any The software president worked eighty hours a Vanguard Noun movement, field, activity, or week to make sure his company remained the the like vanguard of the industry. Pg. 9 to satisfy (any appetite or I was sated with opera after listening to it for a Sated Verb desire) fully whole weekend. Pg. 11 The inundation was caused by an eruption of Verb the sea. Inundations
Malaise Pg. 4 Noun a condition of general bodily weakness or discomfort, often marking the onset of a disease Jason knew he was getting ill because of the malaise he had been experiencing for a few days. Voracious Pg. 4 Adj. craving or consuming large quantities of food When I was pregnant, I was voracious and ate constantly. Foreboding Pg. 4 Noun a prediction; portent She wandered around the house with a foreboding that this was the last time she would see it. Deluge Noun a large number of things occurring in the same instance After a deluge of tornadoes, most of the homes in the town were destroyed. Fervid Pg. 5 Adj. heated or vehement in spirit, enthusiasm, etc. Because I am concerned about my daughter’s education, I am a fervid supporter of education reform. Impregnable Pg. 7 Adj. strong enough to resist or withstand attack; not to be taken by force, unconquerable The man hoped his home would be impregnable during the tornado. Vanguard Pg. 9 Noun the forefront in any movement, field, activity, or the like The software president worked eighty hours a week to make sure his company remained the vanguard of the industry. Sated Pg. 11 Verb to satisfy (any appetite or desire) fully I was sated with opera after listening to it for a whole weekend. Inundations Verb The inundation was caused by an eruption of the sea.