TKAM Traditional Vocab Words

Vocabulary Building

• Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
• Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
• Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
• A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
• Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
• Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
• Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
• Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
• Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
• Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
• Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
• Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
• Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
• Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
• Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
• Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
• Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
• Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
• Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
• Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.

Vocabulary Building

• Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
• Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
• Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
• A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
• Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
• Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
• Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
• Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
• Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
• Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
• Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
• Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
• Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
• Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
• Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
• Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
• Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
• Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
• Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
• Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.

Vocabulary Building

• Judiciously means using sound judgment, implying careful consideration in decision-making.
• Evasion refers to the act of avoiding or escaping responsibility, often in a secretive manner.
• Benign describes something gentle, kind, and harmless, often used to describe a non-threatening medical condition.
• A vigil is an act of keeping watch, often nocturnal, and can be a sign of devotion or respect.
• Unfathomable describes something that is incapable of being fully understood or grasped, often due to complexity.
• Inconspicuous refers to something or someone that is easy to miss or overlook.
• Austere describes someone or something that is strict, severe, or simple.
• Pensive describes a state of being in deep or serious thought, often with a hint of sadness.
• Futility refers to the quality of being pointless or useless, often describing a futile effort.
• Eccentricities are qualities that are out of the ordinary, often quirky or unusual.
• Mollify means to soothe or calm someone, often in a difficult situation.
• Expunge means to delete permanently, often referring to the removal of unwanted data.
• Contraband refers to banned goods or objects, often smuggled or illegally obtained.
• Acquit means to free someone from charges or accusations, often implying innocence.
• Fatalistic describes the belief that things are predetermined and unchangeable, often leading to a sense of resignation.
• Furtive describes secretive or stealthy behavior, often implying dishonest intentions.
• Veneer refers to a thin layer covering something, often superficial or deceptive.
• Muse means to be absorbed in thought, often in a creative or contemplative state.
• Incantations refer to words spoken as a magic spell, often in a ritualistic context.
• Sedative refers to a medicine used to induce sleep or relaxation.