Unit 4 Week 1 and 2 Vocab

definition- slightly wet

The soil is still moist from the rain last night.

synonyms- wet, damp

antonyms- dry

definition- easily broken

The pencil lead is brittle and breaks easily.

synonyms - fragile, breakable, weak

antonyms: sturdy, strong, unbreakable

definition- to have a strong desire for something

I always crave ice cream on hot summer days!

synonyms: desire, want

synonyms: dislike, avoid

definition- to make right

The best way to rectify the situation is to apologize and offer to help.

synonyms: correct, fix

synonyms: damage, ruin

definition- someone who sells something

We will buy a snack from one of the vendors at the fair.

synonyms: seller, merchant

antonyms: buyer, customer

definition- occurring again and again

She went to the doctor because she was having chronic headaches.

synonyms: repeated, recurring, frequent

antonyms: occasional, infrequent

definition- a person who watches an event

He loves baseball and is a regular spectator at his son's games.

synonyms: onlooker, observer, fan

antonyms: participant, player

definition- to use your power to forbid something

The boss has the right to veto any decisions made by the workers.

synonyms- reject, refuse, forbid

antonyms- allow, agree

definition- easily bothered or irritated

The child is very irritable because he did not take a nap.

synonyms- cranky, moody, grumpy

antonyms- cheerful, happy

definition- to copy

My little brother thinks it is funny to mimic everything I do.

synonyms- copy, imitate, echo

antonyms- differ, lead