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Me and my team had to forfeit because there was not enough people for the big stunt we planned.

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The coach forfeited the game because they were losing by 40 points and had 5 injured players.

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The soccer team felt bad for one of their teammates that got injured the game before, and he wasn't able to play in this game. They all knew how badly he wanted to play, so before they started the game, they forfeited.

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In basketball a person Forfeited because he said it was to hard.

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My team forfeited the game because the other team was winning by 12 points.

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Our team did not have enough players, so we had to forfeit the game.

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During a soccer game my team had to forfeit because there wasn't enough players.

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I was playing a board game, but at one point, I could not move. I had to forfeit by then.

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We had to forfeit because we didn't have enough people to do our cheer routine. Also with this stunt and our back spot wasn't here today.

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During the vollayball game we had to forfeit the game because we didn't have enough players.

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The other team forfeited soccer because most of the other teams players where injured.

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During a volleyball tournament, the other team forfeited because they didn't have enough players to play.

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Before the soccer game started, the other team had only 5 players. If all the other players had not come, they would've had to Forfeit.

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My team had to forfeit the game because the whole team did not show up.

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Not enough players came to the basketball game I was watching, so one team had to forfeit.

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My cheerleading group did not have enough people to do this stunt so we needed to forfeit.

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forfeit \ ˈfȯr-fət \ verb, noun and adjective

verb: lose something or lose the right to something by some error, offense or crime

noun: something that is lost or surrendered as a penalty

noun: a penalty for a fault or mistake that involves losing or giving up something

noun: the act of losing or surrendering something as a penalty for a mistake, fault or failure to perform

adjective: surrendered as a penalty

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Other forms: forfeited; forfeits; forfeiting

Forfeit means to lose or give up something, usually as a penalty. If you don't finish your homework and eat all your broccoli, you'll most likely forfeit your right to watch TV before going to bed.

An adjective, noun, and verb all rolled into one, forfeit came into existence around 1300 meaning "to lose by misconduct." To forfeit is to lose or give up something as punishment for making an error. A forfeit is what is lost. You've probably heard of forfeiting a game or match - like when you don't show up with enough players or pick one too many fights with the opposing team.

1. lose something or lose the right to something by some error, offense, or crime

2. something that is lost or surrendered as a penalty

3. a penalty for a fault or mistake that involves losing or giving up something

4. the act of losing or surrendering something as a penalty for a mistake or fault or failure to perform etc.

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SKIP TO CONTENT Other forms: forfeited; forfeits; forfeiting Forfeit means to lose or give up something, usually as a penalty. If you don't finish your homework and eat all your broccoli, you'll most likely forfeit your right to watch TV before going to bed.

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Though it was a rough game, my favorite soccer team prevailed!

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Even though this guy was shot many times, hit on the with a rock and fallen off a cliff many times he Prevails.

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I Prevailed my mother to give me the new xbox 360.

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Me and my team were prevail when we won the volleyball tournament!

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In my volleyball tournament me and my team prevailed and we won the tournament!

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I had to prevail my emotions from losing the baseball game.

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I was in a running race, I was starting to show prevail to my opponent!

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My team and I prevailed over another team in badmintion.

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At the volleyball tournament me and my team prevailed the other teams.

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Percy Jackson prevailed to fight the minotaur even though he was just a little kid.

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It appears he has the majority of the votes to prevail being captain of the team.

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I posted a response on this padlet and prevailed over everyone, because I got the most likes.

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Earlier today, me and my team prevailed the softball game.

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Today was state competition, my team and I prevailed the other team because they thought we wouldn't make it!

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Joe rode Bessie the donkey in the donkey derby and prevailed.

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At the swiming tornament I prevailed and won the tornament.

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The U.S prevailed over Great Britain in 1783.

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In the early 1940's the Nazi-Germans had started to prevail  and take most of Europe.

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prevail \ pri-ˈvāl \ verb

1. be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance

2. prove to be superior

3. continue to exist

4. use persuasion successfully

5. be valid, applicable, or true

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Other forms: prevailed; prevailing; prevails

Prevail means to successfully persuade someone of something. If you were a Presidential advisor and you convinced him to make a National Day of Pet Appreciation, then you prevailed upon him to recognize pets.

Prevail can be used for different kinds of success. If you prevail upon someone, you have influence on them. If you prevail over someone, you win. Say you're a big fan of a losing team. You might cheer, "Despite all odds, we will prevail!" To use prevail, there has to be some kind of contest or conflict. That could be internal, like when you have a pile of homework to do, but your desire to play video games prevails over your discipline.

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SKIP TO CONTENT Other forms: prevailed; prevailing; prevails Prevail means to successfully persuade someone of something. If you were a Presidential advisor and you convinced him to make a National Day of Pet Appreciation, then you prevailed upon him to recognize pets. Prevail can be used for different kinds of success.

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The treacherous mountains made it impossible to go hiking if you are the person who is scared of heights!

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When me and my family were at the beach we saw treacherous waves.

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It was Treacherous when I spilled my milk on the ground.

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There is a car going across the treacherous road.

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I heard the tornado alarm, this meant that there was going to be a very treacherous storm ahead

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When I went on a trip to California. I was on the beach and someone got pulled in by the waves. It was Treacherous.

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It was a very long and treacherous drive to Wisconsin, but it was definitely worth it!

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I went on a very treacherous journey on the cliffs of the Grand Canyon.

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The snowboarder zipped down the treacherous mountain and crashed into a barrel then he proceeded to tumble down the mountain head first.

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When my friend was on vacation, the treacherous waves swept him away.

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In Greece, I was on a car ride, the mountains we where on where very treacherous.

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When I went on my swing it was very treacherous because the branch was not strong enough.

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When I went to my friends house, his plans were so treacherous that I had to betray him.

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I was jumping on my treacherous trampoline and all the sudden it broke.

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My family went on a hike! The path was very long and treacherous, though.

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I was on a hike and the path was really treacherous.

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When I went to jump on my trampoline, and I was stepping up and the wooden step broke and almost gave me a splinter, it was treacherous.

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Percy Jackson had a treacherous fight with Kronos in the Percy Jackson series.

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I went to the zoo and walked by a treacherous lion.

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treacherous \ ˈtre-chə-rəs \ adjective

1. dangerously unstable and unpredictable

2. tending to betray

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Witchlings

To seal their coven, keep their magic, and avoid being turned into toads, twelve-year-old Seven Salazar of Ravenskill must work with the bully Valley Pepperhorn and the new girl Thorn Laroux to defeat the Nightbeast.

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Witchlings To seal their coven, keep their magic, and avoid being turned into toads, twelve-year-old Seven Salazar of Ravenskill must work with the bully Valley Pepperhorn and the new girl Thorn Laroux to defeat the Nightbeast.

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I was on a walk but then my books plummeted.

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I was walking and my bracelet plummeted off my hand onto the sidewalk.

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The pot was too close to the edge and it plummeted to the ground and shattered.

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Even though the cat plummitted from a large height, it still landed perfectly on its feet.

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At the water park I saw someone plummit off the diving board.

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I plummeted when I went bunji jumping.

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I dropped my warm hat and it plummited down the hill.

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The plan plummeted When my sister caught us trying to prank her.

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Things plummet when we drop them because of gravity.

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When I was walking down the stairs I plummeted down the stairs because of my socks.

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After Jill slipped, Jack lost the water and they plummeted down the hill.

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The rock plummited down the hill.

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The man's sales plummeted after he lost majority of his customers.

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I  plummet into a deep hole when I go bungee jumping.

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The hiker slipped on the steep mountain edge and plummeted down the big steep mountain.

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When I was on a roller coaster it was a steep plummet.

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plummet \ ˈplə-mət \ verb and noun

verb: drop sharply and quickly

noun: a lead weight that attaches to a line which indicates vertical direction

noun: a fast drop

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Other forms: plummeted; plummeting; plummets

The verb plummet means "to drop sharply," like eagles that plummet toward earth, seeking prey, or school attendance that plummets when there is a flu outbreak.

To correctly pronounce plummet, say "PLUH-met." This verb describes something that drops sharply or quickly, like a roller coaster that plummets down a hill, temperatures that plummet overnight, or sales of roses and candy that plummet after Valentine's Day. If something plummets, this doesn't mean it will stay down or low forever, just that it has experienced a sharp drop.

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SKIP TO CONTENT Other forms: plummeted; plummeting; plummets The verb plummet means "to drop sharply," like eagles that plummet toward earth, seeking prey, or school attendance that plummets when there is a flu outbreak. To correctly pronounce plummet, say "PLUH-met."

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Can you correctly use the word bleat in a sentence?

Based on the definition and example provided, write your OWN sentence using today’s Word of the Day. Your sentences must be 8 or more words long.

It is most important that your sentence makes sense and demonstrates that you understand the word’s definition, but I also encourage you to be creative and have fun. You may change the tense of the word. Highlight the word.

You may use the link provided but do not use any of the sentences listed on the site.

Attach a picture to represent your sentence. Please no GIFS.

Then, read some of the other sentences students have submitted and use the “HEART” button to vote for TWO
original sentences that stand out to you.

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My brother practically bleated like a goat when he got socks as his Christmas present.

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My sister tried to imitate a goat bleating to make me upset.

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My dog bleats when me and my sister leave to go to school.

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The dog missed her owner when she left so he started bleating loudly.

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The dog didn't get the attention it wanted so it started bleating to get attention.

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On a hike to the mountains, I heard many goats bleating.

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The Sheep Bleated in rage for more food.

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I was on a walk in the forest, and I heard different animals bleating.

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The goat was bleating so it could communicate with its family.

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When we were scaling the mountain, we could hear wild rams bleating.

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On vacation in Mexico the people in the hotel room next to us left there door open so we could here them bleat to each other.

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The goats at the farm bleated loudly waiting to get fed.

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When we went to the countyside I heard the sheep bleating.

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A goat bleated at the top of the mountain to communicate with other goats.

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The baby cow began to bleat when the mom left to go get some food.

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My sister bleated out when she got clothes for christmas.

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When I went hiking I could hear a lot of goats bleating to each other.

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The baby did not get his milk bottle, so he bleated so loud the whole mall could hear.

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bleat \ ˈblēt \ noun and verb

noun: the sound of sheep or goats (or any sound resembling this)

verb: cry out in pain or sadness

verb: talk complainingly; whine

verb: make vocally sounds, as in sheep or goats

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The Light in Hidden Places

Based on a true World War II story, this novel details how, as a teenager, Stefania Podgórska managed to take care of her younger sister, while hiding and supporting Jews in Nazi-occupied Poland.

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The Light in Hidden Places Based on a true World War II story, this novel details how, as a teenager, Stefania Podgórska managed to take care of her younger sister, while hiding and supporting Jews in Nazi-occupied Poland.

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The mountains are so close that at night park visitors can hear goats bleating on this ridge.