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Then do the exercises that follow\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Word List\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>bewail\u003Cbr>destitute\u003Cbr>detract\u003Cbr>emancipate\u003Cbr>extol\u003Cbr>flamboyant\u003Cbr>v. To express deep regret or sorrow over. bē wāl’ Many football fans bewailed the replacement of real grass by AstroTurf\u003Cbr>stadium was built. adj. 1. Without resources or possessions, especially the necessities des’ tә  Winter is especially painful for destitute people in the cities of the\u003Cbr>2. Lacking; devoid of. Staring at the blank sheet of paper on which I was supposed to write myself destitute of ideas.\u003Cbr>destitution n . Destitution caused by the mid-nineteenth-century potato famine families to seek better lives in the United States. Discuss with your partner what our country could do to help families v. To take away, especially from the value, beauty, or importance\u003Cbr>dē trakt’ The family’s loud music detracts from the peace and quiet of detractor n .\u003Cbr>The plan’s detractors were especially critical of the expected Talk to your partner about something that might detract from a\u003Cbr>v. To set free from slavery; to liberate.\u003Cbr>ē man’ sә pāt Some teenagers feel emancipated when they get a driver’s\u003Cbr>emancipation n . In 1863, Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation stated the Confederacy were, from then on, free.\u003Cbr>v. To praise highly.\u003Cbr>ek stōl’ The scout leader extolled the virtues of truth and honor. Explain to your partner which qualities you extol in a good adj. Excessively showy; unrestrained. flam boi’ әnt My conservative aunt considered her husband’s brightly too flamboyant for the governor’s reception. flamboyance or flamboyancy n .\u003Cbr>With an air of flamboyance, the actor flung out her arm\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Word List\u003Cbr>Study the definitionsofthe words. Then do the exercises that\u003Cbr>follow.\u003Cbr>aamm´ppuˉyootatetāt´ vT.Thecutoctfhaabdodtoy part, especiaamputate thelsnturgaineryclim. ber’s frostbitten toes. aptitude n. A natural talent.\u003Cbr>ap´ ti tod´ My sister Yolanda has an aptitude for math that has always made me envious.\u003Cbr>benb´ әefnefiish´cēiarer´yē nIm. One whopoverishebdefnaefits or gains an admilies will be the bveantageneficiarfroiesmoometthesehinglow-. rent apartments.\u003Cbr>Discuss wand a petith your partner who the beneficiary isin the relationship between a person  booboˉnon nA.A wefter a lolcomeng drygiftspblessingthe rain.was a boon to the farmers.\u003Cbr>commiseiz´raәrteāt vIf. ToI’mfeelupsoetraexpress sorrowbout somethinorg,ictompahelpsn fofeelr;btoettsympaer if sone. commiserates with me  Tell your partner how you might commiserate with an unhappy friend or family member. \u003Cbr>ggarär´nernәr vTthro.Theosuccgt-iher;tteetricttocatoquiidaeetretepogeor oarptainered. support by going from door to door gratis adj. Without payment; free of charge.\u003Cbr>grat´ әs Admission to the museum is gratis on Mondays.\u003Cbr>adtovd.eThestitufoteofpackages stumilies in the centsmmuputnitytogether before Thanksgiving were offered gratis Talk to your partner about an event or item you wish were gratis. \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>incapacitate\u003Cbr>in´ kә pas´ ә tāt´\u003Cbr>v. To make helpless or incapable.\u003Cbr>Keiko was incapacitated for six weeks while her leg was in a cast.\u003Cbr>incapacity n.\u003Cbr>Bocausworke of the incapacity that resulted from her car accident, Melda missed eleven days\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Tell your\u003Cbr>partner about a time you were incapacitated by an accident or an illness.  icepsep´tsionhәn .Toncehetinptigtneingxtolof an athe mcation or proth club beccaessuse. it has been a success from the day of its \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>BOOK 9:\u003Cbr>Lessons 1 & 10 |  |  |  |  |\n| |  |  |  |  |\n| 800.225.5750 [eps.schoolspecialty.com](eps.schoolspecialty.com) |  |  |  |  |\n\n\n| \u003Cbr>Word List\u003Cbr>Study the definitions ofthe words. Then do the exercises that follow.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>L |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>bewail\u003Cbr>bē wāl’\u003Cbr>v. 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