Vocabulary Chapter 4-6

Reflect

• not thinking about something first

• consider something deeply and thoroughly; meditate

• daydream

Elaborate

• to question the information that is provided

• to tell a small story; lack of detail; lack of expression

• to add details in writing, speaking, etc.; give additional or more complete treatment

Attract

• to signal, summon or direct with a gesture of the head or hand

• to leave a group of people

• to argue with a person in authority

Incoherent

• to be understood

• without logical or significant connection

• do not question the information provided

Exciting

• forcing someone to believe in your stance

• causing strong feelings of emotion and happiness

• wondering when the class will end

Skilfully

• not being flexible and breaking a bone

• stumble over feet

• in a dexterous or agile way; skillfully

Sympathizer

• not liking someone

• characterized by, originating from, exhibiting; compassionate

• not understanding or caring about another person's problem or situation

Magnitude

• the quality or state of being impressive or amazing

• see something small and almost invisible

• not understanding what they are telling you

Impulse

• sudden and involuntary inclination that incites action

• thinking about doing an action before actually acting

• wondering when the quiz / review will end :)