English Vocabulary - Grade VII - Term 1 - August

Sep 28, 2026

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English Vocabulary Grade VII academic year 2024-25 Term 1 provides word lists organized by month and sheet. Each entry includes a target word, a concise meaning, and a sample sentence showing usage in context. The document covers varied vocabulary such as hoarse, darting, rudimentary, copious, hoarse, intimidate, descendant, ancestor, musket, imperial army, and additional terms across August sheets, supporting classroom learning and recall through example sentences.

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August: Sheet 1

August: Sheet 2

August: Sheet 3

September: Sheet 1

ENGLISH VOCABULARY Grade VII Academic Year 2024-25 TERM 1 AUGUST: SHEET 1 | S\# | WORD | MEANING | SENTENCE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1. | HOARSE | a voice that sounds rough and harsh | After cheering loudly at the concert all night, Sarah's voice was hoarse the next morning. | | 2. | DARTING | moving quickly and suddenly in a particular direction | The lizard was darting across the patio, trying to find a safe hiding spot. | | 3. | RUDIMENTARY | involving or limited to basic principles | The rudimentary computer program was not capable of handling complex tasks. | | 4. | COPIOUS | abundant in supply or quantity | The copious amounts of food at the feast were enough to feed an army. | | 5. | TREAD | Step | Be careful where you tread; the path is covered in sharp rocks. | | 6. | SOPHISTICATED | worldly-wise, experience | The sophisticated traveller knew all the best places to visit in the city. | | 7. | PENSIVE | engaged in deep or serious thought | The pensive student sat quietly, lost in thought. | | 8. | EFFUSING | to emit something in flowing manner | The broken pipe was effusing water all over the basement floor. | | 9. | BELLIGERENT | hostile and aggressive, often engaged in war or conflict | The belligerent army invaded the neighbouring country, sparking a full-scale war. | | 10. | INTIMIDATE | to frighten or overawe someone | The bully tried to intimidate the new student into giving them their lunch money. | | 11. | DESCENDANT | successor | The last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah II, was a descendant of the great Mughal lineage. | | 12. | ANCESTOR | Forefather | Babur's ancestors included the famous Mongol ruler Genghis Khan. | | 13. | MUSKET | a shoulder gun carried by infantry | The musket revolutionized infantry combat in the 16th century. | | 14. | IMPERIAL ARMY | royal army | The imperial army marched through the city, displaying their strength and discipline. | AUGUST: SHEET 2 | S\# | WORD | MEANING | SENTENCE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1. | ABOMINABLE | evil; intended to hurt | The prisoners are forced to live in abominable conditions. | | 2. | DIVERGED | to have separated and gone in different directions from a common point | After college, their career paths diverged, with one becoming a doctor and the other pursuing a career in music. | | 3. | ANTAGONIZE | cause someone to become hostile. | The company doesn’t want to antagonize one of its biggest oil suppliers. | | 4. | TRODDEN | to have walked on, over, or along something. | The trail through the forest was well-trodden, indicating that many hikers had passed that way. | | 5. | BEWILDERED | caused to be confused emotionally | Arriving in a strange city at night, I felt alone and bewildered. | | 6. | BLEAK | miserable; without hope | It was a bleak, unpleasant day in December. | | 7. | CARTER’SWHIPS | Whips used by someone driving a cart | The museum's exhibit on early American history featured a collection of Carter’s whips, showcasing the craftsmanship and tools used in the 19th century. | | 8. | COMPLACENT | content with one’s position or situationSelf satisfied | We can't afford to become complacent about any of our products | | 9. | QUALM | A feeling of uneasiness | She had no qualm about speaking up in the meeting, confident that her suggestions would be valuable. | | 10. | DEMEANOUR | the way a person behaves towards other people | The boss has a calm, reassuring demeanour. | | 11. | DYNASTY | a series of rulers from the same family | Akbar is one of the greatest rulers of the Mughal dynasty. | | 12. | ALLY | friend/associate | During World War II, the United States was a key ally of the United Kingdom. | | 13. | ANNEX | attack | The dictator tried to annex the neighbouring state. | AUGUST: SHEET 3 | S\# | WORD | MEANING | SENTENCE | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1. | FOLIATED | made up of layers | The geologist carefully examined the foliated rock, noting the distinct layers that indicated its metamorphic history. | | 2. | DIVERG

FAQs

What information is provided for each vocabulary word in the document?

Each word includes the word itself, a meaning, and a sentence example demonstrating how the word is used.

How is the vocabulary content organized across the term?

The lists are arranged by month (e.g., August, September) and further split into numbered sheets (e.g., Sheet 1, Sheet 2, Sheet 3).

What is the academic scope of the vocabulary lists?

The document targets Grade VII for the academic year 2024-25, specifically within Term 1.

Sep 28, 2026

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