HMH Module 2 Week 2 Vocabulary

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What does the term 'savor' mean in the context of enjoying food?

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To savor means to enjoy something completely, especially food, by taking time to appreciate its flavor and texture.

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What does it mean to 'accept' a punishment?

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To accept a punishment means to acknowledge that one has done something wrong and to take responsibility for the consequences without complaint.

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How would you define 'familiar' in a social context?

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Familiar refers to being well-acquainted or having a close relationship with someone, often due to long-term interaction.

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What does it mean to 'relish' a moment?

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To relish a moment means to enjoy it greatly and to take pleasure in the experience.

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What is the purpose of 'comforting' someone?

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Comforting someone involves providing support and reassurance to help them feel better during times of sadness or distress.

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What are some synonyms for the word 'savor'?

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Some synonyms for 'savor' include relish, enjoy, appreciate, and taste.

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What is the opposite of 'accept' in the context of dealing with consequences?

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The opposite of 'accept' in this context would be 'reject' or 'complain about' the consequences.

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In what situations might someone feel 'familiar' with a person?

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Someone might feel familiar with a person if they have spent a lot of time together, shared experiences, or have a long-standing relationship.

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What are some ways to 'relish' time spent with loved ones?

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Ways to relish time with loved ones include engaging in meaningful conversations, participating in enjoyable activities together, and creating lasting memories.

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What are common ways to 'comfort' someone who is upset?

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Common ways to comfort someone include offering a listening ear, providing physical affection, and giving supportive words.