7th Grade Vocabulary Words - List 23

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Word Definition Practice Sentence Synonyms Antonyms Part of Speech Description
vacant Unoccupied. The house sat vacant for months until a new owner moved in. empty, uninhabited, deserted populated, full, occupied Adjective
conclusive Something that has been proven as certain. The conclusive evidence proved that he was guilty. definite, final, decisive ambiguous, doubtful, questionable Adjective
languish To become weak or depressed. Without proper care, the plant began to languish and die. droop, deteriorate, wither flourish, prosper, thrive Verb
devolution The transfer of power to another power or authority. The devolution of the group's leadership led to its downfall. collapse, destruction, breakdown creation, construction, rise Noun
coordinate To organize something so that it will work well. The friends tried to coordinate their schedules to have every class together. harmonize, accommodate, regulate divide, mismatch, separate Verb
shoddy Made poorly or of poor quality. The shoddy quality was evident because the chair broke so quickly. inferior, junky, makeshift superior, distinguished, premium Adjective
codify To place something into a system or law. The government passed a law to codify the rules and regulations. summarize, catalog, arrange disperse, scatter, unsettle Verb
recession A difficult time for an economy in which stocks decrease and unemployment rises. During the recession, many people lost their jobs and struggled to make ends meet. slide, stagnation, downturn increase, advance, rise Noun
parched Very dry and lacking in water. The desert was so parched that no water could be found for miles. dehydrated, arid, dry moist, wet, damp Adjective
counterfeit An imitation made to look like the real thing. The authorities discovered a large operation producing counterfeit money. bogus, phony, forged authentic, genuine, valid Adjective
incorporate To include something. The company decided to incorporate new technology into its production process. integrate, merge, combine separate, exclude, divide Verb
counterpart A person or item with the same function as another. His counterpart in the other school was responsible for similar tasks. duplicate, complement, equivalent helper, subordinate, underling Noun
unproductive Not effective in yielding results. The software development team was unproductive due to a lack of clear goals. fruitless, unprofitable, useless beneficial, successful, worthwhile Adjective
veracious Honest and true. She was known for her veracious reporting and dedication to the truth. accurate, truthful, credible false, untrue, dishonest Adjective
cordial Pleasant and friendly in nature. The hostess was cordial and made sure all of the guests were comfortable. congenial, gracious, sociable cold, inhospitable, rude Adjective

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