Educational Curriculum Vocabulary

noun a list or system used to access information in a book, database, or other resource

verb to list or include in an index

adjective relating to an index or indexing

preposition in the index

• The index of the book provides a comprehensive list of topics covered.
• I couldn't find the page I needed because the index was all messed up.
• I always skip the index and just search for what I need in the book.
• The index of a person's character can often be found in their actions.

noun a person whose sexual behavior is considered abnormal or unacceptable

verb to lead someone away from what is considered right, natural, or acceptable behavior

• The man was accused of being a pervert after he was caught spying on his neighbors.
• Dude, that guy is such a pervert, always making inappropriate comments.
• I heard he's a total perv, always hitting on younger girls.
• His obsession with control borders on being a psychological pervert.

noun a map showing roads or highways

• The company presented a detailed road map for their upcoming product launch.
• We need to come up with a road map for our road trip next weekend.
• Let's sketch out a road map for our project so we don't get lost along the way.
• Setting goals is like creating a road map for your future success.

noun a certain age

• At a certain age, it is important to start planning for retirement.
• Once you reach a certain age, you start to feel the effects of aging.
• When you hit a certain age, things just start to fall apart.
• Reaching a certain age is like turning a new chapter in the book of life.

noun the position or job of being an accountant

• Her accountantship was highly regarded in the industry for her attention to detail and accuracy.
• I heard she's pursuing accountantship as her career path.
• I never knew crunching numbers could be so cool until I got into accountantship.
• In the business world, mastering accountantship is like having a superpower to navigate financial challenges.