4th Grade Vocabulary Words - List 2
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| Word | Definition | Practice Sentence | Synonyms | Antonyms | Part of Speech Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| legendary | Describing someone or something that is famous or celebrated. | The famous actor's skills were legendary. | famous, celebrated, renowned | unknown, unimportant, insignificant | Adjective |
| amused | Entertained, to find something funny. | The teacher was not amused by the prank. | entertained, diverted, delighted | bored, ignored, neglected | Adjective |
| tense | To become nervous, stiff or strained. | His tense behavior made everyone uncomfortable. | nervous, jittery, stressful | relaxed, calm, happy | Adjective |
| accuracy | The state or quality of being correct or exactly right. | We depended on the accuracy of the accountant. | exactness, correctness, truth | inaccuracy, imprecision, incorrectness | Noun |
| eliminate | To end or terminate or get rid of something. | They will eliminate one player per match. | erase, exclude, disqualify | help, keep, retain | Verb |
| moreover | Furthermore or besides that. | I enjoyed the concert, and, moreover, each musician was unique. | mainly, furthermore, in addition | Adverb | |
| alliteration | The same sound at the beginning of words near each other. | The poem "Sam Sells Seashells" was full of alliteration. | recurrence, repeat | Noun | |
| commendable | Deserving of admiration or praise. | The soldier received an award as his actions were commendable. | admirable, praiseworthy, exemplary | bad, unworthy, despicable | Adjective |
| consult | To gather advice or discuss with others. | She will consult everyone before making a plan. | consider, discuss, deliberate | neglect, ignore, disregard | Verb |
| falsehood | Something being untrue or fabricated. | The lawyer exposed every falsehood and the truth became apparent. | deception, lie, fabrication | honesty, truth, reality | Noun |
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