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De-
Definition: used to indicate privation, removal, and separation, negation ( derange ), descent ( degrade; deduce ), reversal ( detract ), intensity ( decompound ).
1. Demerit (noun)
Pronunciation: [diˋmɛrɪt]
Definition: A fault in something or a disadvantage of something.
Example: If you receive four demerits during a term, you will be expelled from school.
2. Derange (verb)
Pronunciation: [dɪˋrendʒ]
Definition: To make insane.
Example: It derange me with annoying voice.
3. Detract (verb)
Pronunciation: [dɪˋtrækt]
Definition: To make something seem less good or enjoyable.
Example: The scandal will not detract from his fame.
Word 1: Bend (verb)
Pronunciation: [bɛnd]
Definition: To force something that was straight into an angle or a curve.
Use the word in a sentence: He bent the iron bar as if it had been made of rubber.
Word 2: Element (noun)
Pronunciation: [ˋɛləmənt]
Definition: A necessary or typical part of something
Use the word in a sentence: Honesty, industry and kindness are elements of a good life.
Word 3: Privilege (noun)
Pronunciation: [ˋprɪv!ɪdʒ]
Definition: A special right or advantage that a particular person or group of people has.
Use the word in a sentence: He enjoys diplomatic privileges.
Word 4: Dignity (noun)
Pronunciation: [ˋdɪgnətɪ]
Definition: A calm and serious manner that deserves respect.
Use the word in a sentence: A man's dignity depends not upon his wealth but upon his character.
Word 5: Supper (noun)
Pronunciation: [ˋsʌpɚ]
Definition: dinner.
Use the word in a sentence: What do we have for supper today?
