Press 5A - Lesson 5 Vocabulary
Lesson Content
	Number	Word	Definition	5Note	Example	Type	type	Number	sentence	number	Word	Definition	Note	Example	Type	Type	Number	Word	Definition	Note	Example	type	Type
	1	NA						1	NA	1	fair	agreeing with what is thought to be right or acceptable	-	That decision was not fair at all	adjective	adjective	1	NA
	2							2		2	rich	A sense of sweetness in the wine that is not excessively sweet	a term used for describing wine	This wine was really rich	adjective	adjective	2
	3							3		3	divine	relating to god / can also mean very good	-	This cheese is just divine.	adjective	adjective	3
	4							4		4	profoundly	very great	-	His discovery was profoundly important	grading adverb	grading adverb	4
	5							5		5	replace	to use (A) instead of (B)	-	Let's replace our current PC	verb (transitive)	verb (transitive)	5
	6							6		6	genuinely	sincere and honest	-	I was genuinely surprised by her reaction	grading adverb	grading adverb
	7							7		7	considerably	large in size, amount, or quantity	-	I was considerably cold yesterday	grading adverb	grading adverb
	8							8		8	shockingly	very surprising	-	This place was shockingly expensive	grading adverb	grading adverb
	9							9		9	stein	a ceramic mug for beer	This is usually quite large	During Oktoberfest I always drink beer from traditional German steins.	countable noun	countable noun
	10							10		10	on the other hand	expression used for comparing two things	This phrase is commonly used to give pros and cons	It's cheap, but on the other hand, the quality isn't very good.	contrasting expression	contrasting expression
	11							11		11	amazingly	causing great surprise or wonder	-	This was amazingly hard.	non-grading adverb	non-grading adverb
	12							12		12	to be in good condition	physically and functionally sound and sturdy	Sometimes people say "shape" instead of "condition"	This old car is still in good condition	adjective phrase	adjective phrase