Vocabulary 1

I  A esthetic Detention: relating to art or beauty  Part of speech:  adj Sentence: M y friend is considering the aesthetics of the buildings Synonyms: creative Foundation  Definition:  the ideas that support something Part of speech:  noun Sentence:  T his book provides the basis foundation for that theory  Synonyms:  reasons utilize Definition:  use something for a particular purpose Part of speech:  verb Sentence:  T he school will utilize the available papers to make tests for the students Synonyms:  use Innovator Definition:  to do something in a new way Part of speech:  verb Sentence:  T he students are continuing to innovate new ways to study  Synonyms:  discover Distinct Definition:  different in a way you can see, hear, smell Part of speech:  adj Sentence:  E ach food has its own distinct taste  Synonyms: ...

Summary and Evaluation The article “Smartphones in the Classroom? Let Students Decide” which was written by Mr. Gooblar talks about if students should use technology during the classes. First, the author argues that because of the technology inside the classes, students are losing their focus for the class, and they don’t pay any attention to the lessons. However, because of the new technology taking notes and organize the information became very easy to the students. On the other hand, the author states a solution for the aforesaid issue, which have a discussion with the students in order to help them to understand what should they do during the classes.                The article can be trusted and used in essay. First, the article was published in January 23, 2014, which makes it current. Also, the author is Gooblar who teaches literature and writing at Mount Mercy University and Augustana college. Moreove...

assess Def: take a judgment about something  Part of speech: verb Sen: The company will assess the employees progress annually   Synonym: evaluate Consist Def: fit with something Part of speech: verb Sen: Kuwait culture consist with Islamic religion Collocation: consist with Directly Def: in a direct way Part of speech: adv Sen: The criminal refused to answer the questions directly Synonym: straight Invasive Def: tending to spread Part of speech: adj Sen: Some diseases such as cancer are invasive Synonym: aggressive attack Loud Def: making a lot of noise Part of speech: adj Sen: Rock and roll music are very loud Synonym: blaring Fertility Def: the state or condition of being fertile Part of speech: noun Sen: He wanted to make a test to check his fertility Synonym:  produce Postpone Def: to decide that something which had been planned for a particular time will be done at a later time instead ...

Approximately Def: Almost correct Part of speech: adj Sen: the answer is approximately correct Synonym: almost exact Sodden Def: very heavy and wet Part of speech: adj Sen: I pick up a sodden cat Synonym: saturated Slack Def: Not stretched or held in tight position Part of speech: adj Sen: My father taught me how to fix a slack rope Synonym: loose, baggy  Vaporize Def: to change into vapor Part of speech: verb Sen: To vaporize the liquid use heat Collocation: to vaporize Volatile Def: having or showing extreme or sudden changes of emotion Part of speech: adj Sen: My friend is a volatile person Collocation:  a volatile Wanton Def: showing no thought or care for the right, feeling, or safety of others. Part of speech: adj Sen: Some people are wanton to other people feelings Synonym: careless Maul Def: to attack or injure someone in a way that cuts or tears skin Part of speech: verb Sen: The lion has bad...

Component Def: important piece of something Part of speech: noun Sen: education is on component of success Collocation: component of Align Def: to change something to match with something else Part of speech: verb Sen: the new phone was successful because it aligned with what customers wanted Collocation: aligned with attribute Def: quality of something Part of speech: verb Sen: one attribute of a successful business leader is being open to new ideas. Collocation: attribute of Affiliate Def: to closely connect with something as a member of partner Part of speech: verb Sen: sports fans enjoy affiliating with their team. Collocation: affiliate of Originate Def: to produce or create Part of speech: verb Sen: the theory was originated by two psychologists Collocation: originate by Alter Def: to change something Part of speech: verb Sen: ice cream can alter a person mood Synonym: make different Annual Def: happening once a year Part of speech: adj Sen: ...