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WordPart of Speech DefinitionSentence enthrall verbTo capture someone’s attention; to charm; to fascinate The dinosaur display at the museum enthralled the children. LESSON 19 #2

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Page 1: WordPart of Speech DefinitionSentence DisregardA)Verb B)Noun A)To ignore; to pay no attention to B)Lack of proper attention or respect. A)Because Mr

LESSON 19

Page 2: WordPart of Speech DefinitionSentence DisregardA)Verb B)Noun A)To ignore; to pay no attention to B)Lack of proper attention or respect. A)Because Mr

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Disregard A) Verb B) Nou

n

A) To ignore; to pay no attention to

B) Lack of proper attention or respect.

A) Because Mr. Drew had paid the bill, he disregarded the late notice.

B) Don’s chronic tardiness showed a disregard for his work.

LESSON 19#1

Page 3: WordPart of Speech DefinitionSentence DisregardA)Verb B)Noun A)To ignore; to pay no attention to B)Lack of proper attention or respect. A)Because Mr

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enthrall verb To capture someone’s attention; to charm; to fascinate

The dinosaur display at the museum enthralled the children.

LESSON 19#2

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Heedless Adjective

Not paying attention; thoughtless

Heedless of the weather report, Karen did not take an umbrella.

LESSON 19#3

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Oblivious Adjective

Lacking awareness

When Zora is reading a book, she is oblivious to almost everything around her.

LESSON 19#4

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Preoccupy

Verb To hold attention completely

Juggling a career and a family often preoccupies mothers of young children.

LESSON 19#5

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Rapt adjective

Deeply absorbed in something; engrossed

Rapt in thought, William missed the bus and had to walk home.

LESSON 19#6

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receptive Adjective

Read or willing to accept something

The author was not receptive to his editor’s changes.

LESSON 19#7

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Scrutinize Verb To examine carefully, with close attention to details

The detective scrutinized the crime scene for clues.

LESSON 19#8

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Tacit Adjective Not spoken; understood from actions or statements

One can give tacit approval to rule breakers simply by ignoring their actions.

LESSON 19#9

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Vigilant Adjective Watchful; on the alert

Without the efforts of the vigilant forest ranger, many acres of trees could have been destroyed by the fire.

LESSON 19#10