AC12, Unit 4

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AC12, Unit 4. Contrast. Definition: the difference between two things . Synonyms: Difference variation. Antonyms: Similarity Likeness. Examples: Pencil and charcoal Ford and Chevy trucks SUV and Hummer Curling iron and straightener. Contrast sentences. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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AC12, Unit 4

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Contrast

Antonyms: Similarity Likeness

Synonyms: Difference variation

Examples: Pencil and charcoal Ford and Chevy trucks SUV and Hummer Curling iron and

straightener

Definition: the difference

between two things

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Contrast sentences When choosing

between two vehicles, look at the contrasts, especially in their engines and gas mileage.

One contrast between McDonald’s and Burger King is…

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Analyze

Antonyms: Put together Assemble Look at the big

picture

Synonyms: Examine Investigate Scrutinize dissect

Examples: Look at the parts of a

car Look at the aspects of

a job Deciding how to solve

a problem

Definition: To study something

by breaking it into parts

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Analyze Sentences

Before taking out a loan, analyze all the parts of the contract before you sign.

Before choosing a college/military branch, I would analyze…

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Divergent

Antonyms: Similar Alike comparable

Synonyms: Different Opposite contrary

Examples: A rural kid who moves

to the city Democrats and

Republicans Not following the

crowd

Definition: moving apart, differing

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Divergent sentences

The couple broke up because of their divergent beliefs about religion.

I’m divergent because…

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Convergence

Antonyms: Divergence split Departure Moving apart

Synonyms: Meeting Union joining

Examples: Two rivers joining

together Two air masses colliding Lunch in the commons Assemblies in the

auditorium

Definition: Joining of two or

more things

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Convergence Sentences

The convergence of the Minnechaduza and Niobrara is located east of town.

There was a convergence of students…

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Coherent

Antonyms: Illogical Irrational Unreasonable unsound

Synonyms: Rational Consistent reasonable

Examples: Giving instructions to

an employee Giving driving

directions A speech

Definition: Speaking or writing

logically

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Coherent Sentences

Our pastor is known for his coherent, easy-to-understand sermons.

At work, I need to be coherent when…

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Veritable

Antonyms: False Fake Counterfeit bogus

Synonyms: True Genuine Real authentic

Examples: US currency checks Autographs gold

Definition: Absolutely true

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Veritable Sentences

My brother found a veritable antique Indian motorcycle.

Something you want to make sure is veritable is…

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Judicious

Antonyms: Stupid Slow Unintelligent brainless

Synonyms: Careful Cautious Thoughtful wise

Examples: Owls Judges Buying a car Choosing a

college/military branch

Definition: Sensible and wise

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Judicious Sentences

Always be judicious when deciding to change jobs.

A situation where I’ll have to be judicious is…

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Reticent

Antonyms: Chatty Talkative conversational

Synonyms: Quiet silent

Examples: Silent Bob Pedro In a courtroom (or at

least you should be…)

Definition: Reserved, reluctant

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Reticent Sentences

The children became suddenly reticent when their mother found the broken lamp.

I’m reticent when…

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Prudent

Antonyms: Reckless Wild Irresponsible thoughtless

Synonyms: Cautious Sensible Practical wise

Examples: Carefully deciding whether

you can afford a car Saving money instead of

buying a pop every day Deciding whether to invest

in a new construction project

Definition: Carefully weighing

the pros and cons

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Prudent Sentences

Building a new swimming pool wouldn’t be a prudent investment for our school.

It wouldn’t be prudent if I…