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Jackson Corrigan **Definition: T** he genius or powers characteristic of a poet Submissive (adj.) __Definition__: unresistingly or humbly obedient. __Synonyms__: compliant __Antonym__: rebellious __Sentence__: The submissive father decided to buy his daughter the Porsche even though she is a terrible driver.
 * //__Muse__//(n.) **
 * Synonyms: **
 * Antynyms: **
 * Sentence: ** The poet used his muse to create great poetry.
 * Rebekah Richin **

Elle Patton Radiant (adj) Definition: emitting rays of light; shinning; bright Synonyms: bright Antonym: dim Sentence: The radiant sun was shining in the sky.

Eric Enzman Quizzical (Adj.) Definition: Showing puzzlement or doubt in a light hearted/ amused way. Synonyms- questioning, curious Antonyms- certain, understanding Sentence- The boy was very quizzical as to what the homework for the day was after the teacher had explained it, because he was deaf.

Brennan Scott Beacon (noun) Definition: a guiding or warning signal Synonym: alarm, alert Antonym: suprise Sentence: The lost campers sent a beacon hoping to be found

Connor Zimmerman Allegory (n.) Definition: A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one Synonyms: Parable, Analogy, Symbol Antonyms: Literal, Untypical Sentence: The Dr. Seuss story of "Yertle the Turtle" is a telling allegory about the consideration of others feelings.


 * Lindsay Midgett **
 * Enfeeble **
 * Definition: To weaken **
 * Synonym: Disable, Cripple **
 * Antonym: Strengthen **
 * Sentance: The bout of pneumonia enfeebled him **

Katie Wright Falter (v.) Definition: to move or speak hesitatingly Synonym: weak or stutter Antonym: confident Sentence: The students enthusiasm was faltering when the teacher told them they were having a test.

Taylor Giambrone whipstall definition- aeronautics: a stall during a vertical climb in which the nose of the airplane falls forward and downward in a quick movement. synonym- lashing antonym- spiral, whirl sentence- The airplane went into a sudden whipstall and frightened the passengers.

Sentence: The battle would have a profound effect on the rest of the war.
Addy Mathias
 * Principle (n.)**
 * Definition:** An accepted or professed rule of action or conduct.
 * Synonym:** Rule
 * Antonym:** Immorality
 * Sectence:** All the students were expected to follow the principles of the classroom.

Elissa Dommel Destiny (n.) Definition: the future destined for a person or thing Synonym: Fate, fortune Antonym: Choice Sentence: The couple believed that it was their destiny to be together.

Elizabeth Franklin Condemn (v.) Definition: strong disapproval Synonym:disapprove Antonym:approve Sentence:The school condemns cheating, and any student caught cheating will be expelled.

Kameron Kubicki **Definition:** to give urgent advice or warnings. **Synonym:** encourage **Antonym:** none
 * Exhort (v.) **
 * Sentence: **The goal of factory owner's speech was to exort his workers to end the strike.

Tess Ford Clamor: a loud uproar, as from a crowd. Syn: Noise Ant: quiet Sentence: The clamor of the crowd at the gates was so loud the guards had to put their hands to their ears.

﻿Violate (v.) Definition: to break Synonyms: breach, disregard Antonyms: obey, observe Sentence: The law was violated by the driver when he ran a red light.
 * Olivia Rasp **

Nicole Esposito Definition: a place of refuge Syn: shelter Ant: exposed She took shelter under the safe haven of her warm quilt.
 * haven** (noun)

Jordan Engle Inundate (v) Definition: To flow or overflow Synonym: overwhelm Antonym: Starve Sentence: The family was inundated with letters after the passing of their grandmother.

Madeline Young gypsy (adj.) Definition: someone or something whose appearance or habits are like those of a Gypsy (i.e. moving around a lot) ? Synonym: wandering, nomadic, vagabond Antonym: motionless, staying put, stationary Sentence: My gypsy soul could not stay put any longer.

Rose Ozkum Ostracize (v.) Definition: to banish Sym: shun Ant: accept Sentence: Romeo was ostracized from Verona.