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Understanding Key Vocabulary: Bourgeois, Demagogue, Anon, Biennial, and Astute

This guide explores essential vocabulary words including "bourgeois," "demagogue," "anon," "biennial," and "astute." Each term is defined, used in context, and showcases its relevance in everyday discussions. For instance, "bourgeois" characterizes the social middle class, while "demagogue" refers to a leader manipulating public sentiment. We enhance comprehension with examples and related terms, aiding language learners and enthusiasts. Discover the nuances of these words and incorporate them into your vocabulary.

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Understanding Key Vocabulary: Bourgeois, Demagogue, Anon, Biennial, and Astute

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  1. Vocabulary 11 By Asia Lindsay

  2. Bourgeois büzh- orbu̇rzh-ˈ\ • adjective • characteristic of the social middle class • bourgeoisification,bourgeoisify • That neighborhood is bourgeois, it looks neither poor or rich. • Rich people eat caviar. Poor people eat scraps. While the middle class eats burgers.

  3. Demagogue \de-mə-gäg\ • Noun • A political leader who uses false claims to gain support • demagoguery , demagogy • She is a demagogue who tricked the middle class into voting for her. • Damage can be cause by political disgrace.

  4. Anon \ə-nän\ • Adverb • In a short time ; soon, shortly • She will return anon. • Anon looks like a short word for anonymously.

  5. Biennial \()bī-e-nē-əl\ • Adjective • Happening every two years • biennially • She calls her cattery grandmother biennially. • There are two n’s and two I’s

  6. Astute \ə-stüt, a-, -styüt\ • Adjective • Ability to understand things clearly • astutely , astuteness • Mark is very astute, working with his is easy. He allows understands his job. • Astute, as told

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