amusing
the feeling of being amused or entertained
ex. I never intended my poem to be amusing, but my brother hooted with laughter when I read it aloud.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
amusing | the feeling of being amused or entertained
ex. I never intended my poem to be amusing, but my brother hooted with laughter when I read it aloud. |
headmaster | a male head of a private school
ex. The headmaster of our school, Mr. Kumar, decided we would sell tickets to the school play and invite the whole community. |
inevitably | as is to be expected
ex. The dog will inevitably want to share my hamburger if I eat it while he is around. |
inferior | of little or less importance, value, or merit
ex. When Jayla won the photography contest instead of me, I realized that the quality of my photo was inferior to hers. |
insisted | to place special stress or great importance
ex. Aunt Liz insisted that we stay for warm chocolate chip cookies after we helped her with her garden. |
loom | to appear suddenly and often with a large, dim, or strange form
ex. The tall tree that looked peaceful and friendly in the daytime seemed to loom over my head in the darkness. |
neutral | not favoring either side in a quarrel, contest, or war
ex. Rather than choosing a side to cheer for in the volleyball game, I decided to remain neutral. |
nomad | a member of a people that has no fixed home but wanders from place to place
ex. Ling's grandfather grew up in a group of nomads who moved from place to place on horseback. |
straggled | to wander from the direct course or way
ex. My younger sisters straggled home late from the neighbor's party after staying to catch fireflies after dark. |
suspension | the period during which someone or something is suspended (stopped or paused)
ex. There will be a suspension of normal classes today so that we can have a school-wide day of prayer. |