Upper KS2 Statutory Words

List 03

Third set of words from the statutory words for Years 5 and 6.

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1

definite

Definition
Clear, certain, and not likely to change.
Example sentence
We don't have a definite answer yet, but we'll know by tomorrow.
2

desperate

Definition
Feeling or showing a great need or urgency, often because of a difficult situation.
Example sentence
He was desperate to find his lost dog before nightfall.
3

determined

Definition
Having a strong will to do something and not giving up easily.
Example sentence
She was determined to finish the race, no matter how tired she felt.
4

develop

Definition
To grow, improve, or cause something to become more advanced or complete.
Example sentence
The town plans to develop new parks and playgrounds for families.
5

conscious

Definition
Aware of and able to think about what is happening around you.
Example sentence
After waking from the nap, he was fully conscious and aware of his surroundings.
6

controversy

Definition
A public disagreement or argument about something that people strongly disagree on.
Example sentence
The new school policy caused controversy among parents, with many expressing strong opinions both for and against it.
7

convenience

Definition
Something that makes life easier or saves time and effort.
Example sentence
Online shopping offers the convenience of buying things without leaving home.
8

correspond

Definition
To communicate by exchanging letters or messages; or to match or be in agreement with something.
Example sentence
She liked to correspond with her pen pal in France by writing letters every month.
9

critic

Definition
A person who evaluates and expresses opinions about books, movies, art, or other creative work.
Example sentence
The film critic wrote a review praising the movie's stunning visuals but criticizing its weak plot.
10

criticise

Definition
To express disapproval of someone or something, often by pointing out faults or mistakes.
Example sentence
The teacher had to criticise the essay for its unclear arguments and poor structure.
11

curiosity

Definition
A strong desire to learn or know about something.
Example sentence
His curiosity about space led him to read every book he could find about the planets.

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