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English Vocabulary · Grade 3 Live Review Preview

3rd Grade Vocabulary Words

This Grade 3 beta list builds from high-frequency reading vocabulary, test-question language, and useful tier-two words. Definitions and examples are original learner-facing drafts for teacher review.

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#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
71limitnounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The library sets a limit of five borrowed books.
72locateverbGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Use the grid to locate the island on the map.
73loyaladjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The loyal dog waited beside its injured owner.
74magnificentadjectiveGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The magnificent waterfall filled the valley with mist.
75marshnounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Frogs and herons live in the marsh.
76methodnounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Our new method made sorting the books much faster.
77miserynounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The lost hiker felt misery during the cold, wet night.
78moisturenounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Morning moisture formed drops on the grass.
79muralnounGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.Students painted a mural of local birds in the hallway.
80mystifyverbGrade 3 high-utility wordReviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available.The footprints in the locked room continued to mystify us.

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