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Sentence
Josiah intended for Benjamin to enter into the
clergy.
Definitions:
the priests or ministers of a religion of the
Christian Church
Syllables/Pronunciation:
cler-gy[kldi]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Biography of Benjamin Franklin
Sentence:
He helped launch projects to pave, clean and
light Philadelphias streets.
Definitions:
To cover a surface with flat stones or bricks
Syllables/Pronunciation:
Pave[peiv]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Biography of Benjamin Franklin
Sentence:
His testimony before Parliament helped
persuade the members to repeal the law.
Definitions:
If a government or other group or person with
authority repeals a law, that law is no longer
valid
Syllables/Pronunciation:
re-pel[ripel]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Biography of Benjamin Franklin
My Vocabulary Frontier Name: Mamoru Arima Date:9/8
Sentence
So if Mr.Jobs was at times arrogant, even
nasty, employees viewed these behaviors in
the context of these underlying qualities.
Definitions:
Important in a situation but not always easily
noticed or stated clearly
Syllables/Pronunciation:
under-lying[ndlaiig]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
The leadership of Steve Jobs
Sentence:
If those systems and processes dont yet exist,
theyll begin by designing and implementing
them.
Definitions:
To make something that has been officially
decided start to happen or be used
Syllables/Pronunciation:
Im-ple-ment[implement]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Leadership
Sentence:
Annotate your text.
Definitions:
to add notes to a book or text, giving
explanations or comments
Syllables/Pronunciation:
an-no-tate[nteit]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
American Values and Assumptions
My Vocabulary Frontier Name: Mamoru Arima Date:9/8
Sentence
To that end, you are going to embark on your
own research about Benjamin Franklin.
Definitions:
to start to do something new or difficult
Syllables/Pronunciation:
em-bark[imbak]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
The Strands of Independent Research
Sentence
It is well-known that Steve Jobs could be
arrogant, dictatorial, and mean-spirited.
Definitions:
Behaving in a proud, unpleasant way, showing
little thought for other people
Syllables/Pronunciation:
ar-ro-gant[ rgnt]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
The Leadership of Steve Jobs
Sentence
At times, however, their reluctance to
embrace change, steady unvarying pace and
dogged attachment to data can frustrate
their colleagues.
Definitions:
To accept an idea, a proposal, a set of beliefs,
etc, especially when it is done with
enthusiasm
Syllables/Pronunciation:
em-brace[imbreis]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Leadership
My Vocabulary Frontier Name: Mamoru Arima Date:9/8
Sentence
They manage risk, provide consistency and
grind out the detail in a way that the Visionary
and Operator arent predisposed to do.
Definitions:
to influence somebody so that they are likely
to think or behave in a particular way
Syllables/Pronunciation:
pre-dis- pose[pridispz]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Leadership
Sentence
Reflect on your actions, your strengths and
weaknesses, your mistakes and successes, as
though you are this impartial third party.
Definitions:
not supporting one person or group more
than another
Syllables/Pronunciation:
Im-par-tial[impal]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Are Leaders Born Or Made?
Sentence
In that period, Smith created a stunning
transformation.
Definitions:
extremely attractive or impressive
Syllables/Pronunciation:
stun-ning[ stnig]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Level 5 Leadership
My Vocabulary Frontier Name: Mamoru Arima Date:9/8
Sentence
But if you were to think of Darwin Smith as
somehow meek or soft, you would be terribly
mistaken.
Definitions:
quiet, gentle, and always ready to do what
other people want without expressing your
own opinion
Syllables/Pronunciation:
meek[mik]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Level 5 Leadership
Sentence
Similarly, every time we attribute everything
to Leadership, were no different from
people in the 1500s.
Definitions:
to say or believe that something is the result
of a particular thing
Syllables/Pronunciation:
at-tri-bute[tribjut]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Level 5 Leadership
Sentence
Lee Iacocca saved Chrysler from the brink of
catastrophe.
Definitions:
a sudden event that causes many people to
suffer
Syllables/Pronunciation:
ca-tas-trophe[ktstrfi]
Context: (eg, name of article, lecture, etc;
topic of paragraph, etc)
Level 5 Leadership