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(v.) to caution, criticize, roprove
(Joe's mother admonished him not to ruin his appetite by eating cookies before dinner.) |
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(v.) to decorate
(We adorned the tree with ornaments.) |
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(adj.) skillful, dexterous
(The adroit thief broke into a car without attracting notice.) |
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(n.) extreme praise
(Though the book was pretty good, Macy did not believe it deserved the adulation it recieved.) |
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(v.) to skectch out in a vague way
(The coach adumbrated a game paln, but none of the players kenw precisely what to do.) |
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(adj.) atagonistic, unfavorable, dangerous
(Because of adverse conditions, the hikers decided to give up trying to climb the mountian.) |
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1. (v.) to argue in favor of something
(Arnold advocated turing let at the stop sign, even though everyone else thought we should go right.)
2. (n.) a person who argues in fabor of something
(In addition to wanting to turn left at every stop sign, Arnold was also a great advocate of increasing national defense spending.) |
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(adj.) somehow related to the air
(We watched as the fighter planes conduceted arial maneuvers.) |
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