He who does not ATONE, ends up ALONE.
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1 ATONE (ah TONE) v. to make amends Link: ALONE He who does not ATONE, ends up ALONE. Rachel ATONED for skipping school by getting straight As on her next report card. Nothing the convicted murderer said could ATONE for his crime. After ATONING for his past indiscretions, the President quickly won back the support of the nation. 125 vocabularycartoons.com
2 DEVOID (dih VOYD) adj. entirely without; lacking Link: AVOID AVOID diving into a pool DEVOID of water. It was apparent that Bill was DEVOID of table manners as we watched him eat his entire meal with his fingers. The island was DEVOID of drinking water. Our football team is totally DEVOID of an offense; we haven t scored a touchdown in the last four games. 126 vocabularycartoons.com
3 REPLETE (rih PLEET) adj. full or supplied to the utmost; gorge Link: PETE PETE was REPLETE with supplies for his camping trip. We ordered our pizza with the works ; it was REPLETE with sausage, ham, pepperoni, olives, onions, and anchovies. The students love the novel because it is REPLETE with adventures. The buffet was REPLETE with many tantalizing dishes. 127 vocabularycartoons.com
4 MAMMOTH (MAM uth) adj. huge; gigantic Link: MOTH A MAMMOTH MOTH Until I visited Manhattan, I could not imagine the MAMMOTH size of the Empire State Building. Herman Melville s title character, Moby Dick, is a MAMMOTH whale. When Jane returned from vacation, she found a MAMMOTH amount of work piled on her desk. 128 vocabularycartoons.com
5 BALEFUL (BAYL ful) adj. threatening; hurtful; malignant; ominous Link: BAIL FALL A BALEFUL BAIL FALLING The prisoner sat in BALEFUL silence while the judge read his jail sentence. Gertrude cast a BALEFUL glance at her boyfriend when he said she had gained a lot of weight. The sky was BALEFULLY thick with clouds. 129 vocabularycartoons.com
6 DIMINUTION (dih muh NYOO shun) n. the act or process of diminishing; reduction Link: AMMUNITION A DIMINUTION of AMMUNITION The crew of the crippled research submarine were concerned with the DIMINUTION of their air supply. There was an obvious DIMINUTION of the temperature as the sun began to set. Due to the higher cost of living, Drew noticed a DIMINUTION of his checking account. 130 vocabularycartoons.com
7 PURBLIND (PER blind) adj. having poor vision; nearly or partly blind Link: PURR BLIND The PURBLIND cat PURRED as it was led by its seeing-eye mouse. I am afraid that when it comes to mathematics, I am PURBLIND. The PURBLIND man was undergoing surgery to restore his sight. One of the most famous of PURBLIND people, who was able to overcome her handicap, was Helen Keller. 131 vocabularycartoons.com
8 ETHEREAL (i THEER ee ul) adj. very light; airy; delicate; heavenly Link: CEREAL ETHEREAL CEREAL An ETHEREAL mist covered the hill in the morning. The ETHEREAL scent of freshly baked apple pie permeated the kitchen. Elizabeth had the singing voice of an ETHEREAL angel. 132 vocabularycartoons.com
9 LACKADAISICAL (lak ah DAY zi kul) adj. showing lack of interest; listless Link: YAK IN THE DAISIES A LACKADAISICAL YAK IN THE DAISIES Margaret s LACKADAISICAL attitude will hurt her chances of getting into college. He just stood there LACKADAISICALLY staring into space. I would not want to go to a doctor who had a LACKADAISICAL approach to his practice. 133 vocabularycartoons.com
10 BLAND (bland) adj. lacking flavor or zest; dull Link: LAND After months at sea Columbus kissed the LAND, but found it BLAND. The pudding was smooth though BLAND. The doctor put Edgar on a BLAND diet to soothe his stomach problems. Christopher s BLAND sense of humor was often misunderstood. 134 vocabularycartoons.com
11 Name: Date: Vocabulary Cartoons II: Review #11 Match the word with its definition. 1. atone 2. replete 3. mammoth 4. baleful 5. diminution 6. purblind 7. ethereal 8. lackadaisical 9. bland 10. devoid a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. threatening; ominous lacking flavor to make amends entirely without showing lack of interest huge; gigantic reduction full having poor vision very light; heavenly Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word. 1. Until I visited Manhattan, I could not imagine the _ size of the Empire State Building. 2. Gertrude cast a _ glance at her boyfriend when he said she had gained a lot of weight. 3. An _ mist covered the hill in the morning. 4. He just stood there _ staring into space. 5. We ordered our pizza with the works ; it was _ with sausage, ham, pepperoni, olives, onions, and anchovies. 6. The island was _ of drinking water. 7. Nothing the convicted murderer said could _ for his crime. 8. There was an obvious _ of the temperature as the sun began to set. 9. The doctor put Edgar on a _ diet to soothe his stomach problems. 10. The _ man was undergoing surgery to restore his sight. vocabularycartoons.com
12 Vocabulary Cartoons Review Answers Review #11 Matching: 1-c 2-h 3-f 4-a 5-g 6-i 7-j 8-e 9-b 10-d Fill in the Blank: 1-mammoth 2-baleful 3-ethereal 4-lackadaisically 5-replete 6-devoid 7-atone 8-diminution 9-bland 10-purblind
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