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Week 6: Hoffer - Coggle Diagram
Week 6: Hoffer
Lexicon
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Example Sentence: After reading a few pages, she gave up reading, deciding that her lexicon was not substantial enough to understand the book.
Definition: A book containing an alphabetical arrangement of the words in a language and their definitions or the vocabulary of an individual.
Colonelcy
Example Sentence: He often bragged that his grandfather had a colonelcy during the war, but his family knew that he was a deserter.
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Prosciutto
Example Sentence: In fact, the only thing I don't like in charcuterie boards is the prosciutto.
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Cryptography
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Example Sentence: She was always interested in cryptography and constantly wrote notes to her mother in code.
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Intersperse
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Example Sentence: Sometimes I intersperse notes in the book pages I still have to read just so I can keep myself motivated.
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Wend
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Example Sentence: We spent thirty minutes wending through the streets, trying to find the store.
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Limerick
Definition: A rhyming, humorous poem of five lines..
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Example Sentence: She was a goofy kid, but took it too far when she started writing limericks making fun of her family.
Nascent
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Example Sentence: Though there are thousands of people employed in social media companies, these are still relatively nascent positions.
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Largesse
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Example Sentence: He felt a little bad, as his aunt constantly showed him largesse despite them rarely seeing each other,
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Gregarious
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Example sentence: While everyone though she was gregarious, she tended to enjoy time to herself the most.