Transcript rampant
rampant going unchecked; widespread H1NI vaccinations should stop the rampant spread of the virus. 5th Week/1st Day inane foolish Our argument over the movie was inane. 5th Week/1st Day ethics code of principles My personal ethics will not permit me to cheat on the test. 5th Week/1st Day concur agree I concur with your decision to attend college. 5th Week/1st Day clandestine secret, undercover After a few clandestine meetings, they were able to plan the surprise party. 5th Week/1st Day the goods, tools, and other requisites of a profession A quick wit and a warm smile were the salesman’s stock in trade. stock in trade flagrant outrageous; glaringly bad Exceeding the speed limit by 30 miles per hour is a flagrant violation of traffic laws. 5th Week/ 2nd Day admonish to warn; reprove After giving me a speeding ticket, the officer admonished me to slow down. 5th Week/2nd Day duress compulsion, force The student completed his senior project under duress. 5th Week/2nd Day culprit the guilty person The manager caught the culprit who had broken into his store. 5th Week/ 2nd Day inexorable inflexible, unrelenting Many current high school seniors have an inexorable goalto graduate in May 2010. 5th Week/2nd Day to take the conceit out of a braggart The alumni thought they had a great basketball team, but our varsity took them down a peg. to take down a peg egregious remarkably bad Stealing from the elderly blind woman was an egregious act. 5th Week/3rd Day distraught mentally confused, crazed The young mother was distraught when her toddler was lost in the department store. 5th Week/3rd Day duplicity cunning, trickery The con men used duplicity to take money from the elderly couple. 5th Week/3rd Day acrimonious bitter The famous couple’s divorce was especially acrimonious because it involved a child. 5th Week/3rd Day paucity scarcity The soup kitchen is trying to address the paucity of food among the residents of that neighborhood. 5th Week/3rd Day to evade responsibility He always gives me a straight answer and never tries to pass the To pass the buck elicit to draw forth The patient teacher tried to elicit an answer from the reluctant student. 5th Week/4th Day pernicious harmful, causing injury Plants that are destructive to other plants are sometimes called pernicious weeds. 5th Week/4th Day tolerate to put up with, to bear I will not tolerate disrespectful behavior. 5th Week/4th Day construe to make a deduction; infer He construed her throwing his clothes out the window as a sign that his wife wanted him to leave. 5th Week/4th Day impunity freedom from punishment The corrupt sheriff allowed his brother to steal from others with impunity. 5th Week/ 4th Day to make a big fuss over someone When the famous poet Dylan Thomas visited the United States, he was lionized wherever he lectured. To lionize a person