Lesson 12

Vocabulary Words

• Piecemeal: Done or made in steps or parts, often without a clear overall plan, used to describe processes or tasks that lack coordination or are done gradually.
• Crescendo: A gradual increase in intensity, volume, or force, often used in music and can be effectively applied to describe any situation building up to a peak.
• Benign: Gentle; kindly; not harmful, commonly used in medical contexts but can also describe any harmless or mild condition.
• Jaunty: Expressing a lively, cheerful, and self-confident air, used to describe both physical appearance and demeanor.

More Vocabulary Words

• Unanimous: Fully in agreement; when everyone is united in their opinion, used when describing situations where complete agreement is essential.
• Fleeting: Lasting for a very short time, perfect for emphasizing the brief nature of an event or feeling.
• Throng: A large, densely packed crowd of people or animals, used to describe large gatherings, often implying movement or excitement.
• Requisitioned: Officially requested or taken for use, typically for military or public needs, a formal term often associated with authoritative demand.

Even More Vocabulary Words

• Integral: Necessary to make a whole complete; essential, discussed in contexts where completeness or essential contribution is highlighted.
• Conspicuous: Standing out so as to be clearly visible or attracting attention, often unintentionally, used to describe anything that is noticeable or prominent, whether it's meant to be or not.