NOUNS:

                                                                   

New Word: Dust

Pronunciation: /dʌst/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Chaff and deadwood

1 antonym: catch

Meaning of the word: discarded or useless material
Part of speech: noun
Original sentence: The crowd shouted as clouds of dust came from inside the mountain.
A new sentence: The road to my town has no pavement, the cars raise a lot of dust

                           

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 PATHWAYS

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New Word: Pathways

Pronunciation: /ˈpæθˌweɪ/ 🔊

2 synonyms:Ways and routes

1 antonym: stop

Meaning of the word: a rough course or way formed by or as if by repeated footsteps.

Part of speech: Noun

Original sentence: Railroad companies employed thousands of workers to create the smooth, flat pathways required by trains.

A new sentence:I love the pathways with a lot trees.

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                                                        SLAVE 💀

New Word: Slaves

Pronunciation: /sleɪv/🔊

2 synonyms: Bondmen and chattels

1 antonym: Freedmen

Meaning of the word: a person who is considered the property of another person.

Part of speech: Noun

Original sentence:  An African American man named John Henry was the hero of former slaves and the people who built the railroads.

A new sentences:   Today the men have freedom in his life, fifty years ago many men were some slaves.

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🔩STEEL 🔩

New Word: Steel

Pronunciation: /stiːl/, [stiːɫ] 🔊

2 synonyms: Blade and brand

1 antonym: Daunt

Meaning: a hand weapon with a length of metal sharpened on one or both sides and usually tapered to a sharp point.

Part of speech: Noun

Original sentence: "I have the best steel-driver in the country.

A new sentence: I bought a steel door for my house.

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RAILROAD

New Word: Railroads

Pronunciation:  /ˈɹeɪlɹoʊd/🔊

2 synonyms: Rails and roads

1 antonym: pathway

Meaning: A system of tracks on which trains travel

Part of speech: Noun

Original sentence: Railroads began to link the United States together in the nineteenth century.

A new sentence: Years ago in Nicaragua there were railroads.

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TALES

New Word: Tales

Pronunciation: /teɪlz/ 🔊

2 synonyms: Canards and stories

1 antonym: truths

 

Meaning:  a story, especially one that might be invented or difficult to believe.

Part of speech:  Noun

Original sentence: Each group of workers had its own tall tale hero.

A new sentence: My mother always told me tales about my granmother.