6th Grade Vocabulary Words - List 23
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| Word | Definition | Practice Sentence | Synonyms | Antonyms | Part of Speech Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| disclose | To make known. | He would not disclose whether he had eaten the chocolate. | reveal, divulge, publish | conceal, hide, suppress | Verb |
| withdrawal | A removal from a place of holding or investment. | Go make a withdrawal from the bank. | deposit | Noun | |
| misstep | A wrong decision or judgment. | One misstep could cause a big accident. | error, gaffe, mistake | Noun | |
| rapport | A friendly and particularly harmonious relationship. | The teacher had a good rapport with her students. | friendship, compatibility, bond | estrangement, disaffection, unfriendliness | Noun |
| elaborate | Made with great detail and care. | She was in awe of the elaborate ceiling tiles. | complicated, detailed, complex | simple, apparent, easy | Adjective |
| exodus | A mass departure or exit of something or some group of people. | There was an exodus of students on the last day of school. | migration, evacuation, emigration | immigration, influx, arrival | Noun |
| bounty | A reward or offer in return for something being done. | There was a bounty made for his capture. | prize, reward, premium | Noun | |
| static | Lacking in movement or change. | After millions of years, the geologic activity became static. | motionless, stagnant, stationary | mobile, moving, changing | Adjective |
| gargantuan | Extremely large in size or degree. | They saw a gargantuan blue whale at sea. | colossal, enormous, gigantic | little, small, puny | Adjective |
| radiation | The process of emitting energy in waves or particles. | The old energy plant gave off radiation. | emmision, diffusion, dispersal | collection, containment, retention | Noun |
| conduct | The way in which a person behaves. | He always had professional conduct at work. | behavior, demeanor, character | Noun | |
| minuscule | Very small. | We need a minuscule amount of paint. | small, tiny, minute | big, enormous, huge | Adjective |
| insulate | To reduce the amount of heat moving between objects or areas. | We need to insulate the cabin for winter. | cushion, shield, wrap | uncover, open | Verb |
| content | Satisfaction with the way things are. | She was content to be with her family. | happy, pleased, fulfilled | upset, unsatisfied, unhappy | Adjective |
| mingle | To socialize and communicate within a group. | She was excited to mingle with her new classmates. | socialize, hobnob, mix | avoid, shun, eschew | Verb |
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