~sed,sid,sess

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sed,sid,sess

• To sit, settle

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• Assessor(n)
• President(n.)
• Reside (v.)
• Residence (n.)
• Sedan(n.)
• Sedate(v.)
• Sedative (n.)
• Sedentary (adj.)
• Sediment (n.)
• Session (n.)

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Assessor(n)

• An official who evaluates and settles on a value
  of a property for tax purposes

The county is sending an assessor to determine
how much our home is worth.
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President

• An executive officer who sits in charge of a firm
  or an organization

Mary was promoted to the president of the
organization.
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Reside (v.)

• To settle into a place to live

Many college students reside in dorms on campus.
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Residence (n.)

• A home
• A place where a person settles to live

A home is a residence where a family lives.
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Sedan(n.)

• A closed automobile that has
• enough room for four or five
• people to sit down

Marys car, a sedan , had enough room to drive
her friends to the movies.
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Sedate(v.)

• To help someone calm down
• To help someone settle down

Lucys veterinarian suggested sedating her dog
for the long plane ride.
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Sedative (n.)

• Medicine used to help a person to settle into a
  state of calmness

The doctor gave the patient a sedative to calm
him down after the car accident.
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Sedentary (adj.)

• Fixed to one spot
• Marked by a great deal of sitting and very little
  exercise or travel

People who lead a sedentary lifestyle exercise
very little.
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Sediment (n.)

• The solid material that settles to the bottom of
  a liquid

The smoothie had fruit sediment at the bottom of
the glass.
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Session (n.)

• A meeting, class or assembly where a group sits
  together

At the end of the session, the speaker asked if
there were any questions.