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language Arts

TermDefinition
coerce to make somebody do something by using force or threats
narcissistic excessively self-centered; in love with oneself
scrutinize observe somebody or something closely
petulant irritable and ill-mannered for very little reason
enigmatic mysterious and puzzling; difficult to understand and interpret
pusillanimous cowardly; timid
vapid without liveliness or spirit; dull or tedious
castigate to criticize or reprimand severely
insidious slowly and subtly harmful or destructive
eloquent speaking or spoken beautifully and forcefully
indispensable absolutely necessary
malice the intention or desire to cause harm to somebody
fastidious concerned that even the smallest details should be just right
exult to be extremely happy or joyful about something
histrionics acting; exaggerated emotional behavior or speech for effect
palpable able to be felt
quagmire soft, muddy, or spongy ground
colloquial used in common, everyday talk; informal
diatribe a bitter, abusive verbal attack on someone or something
audacious rudely bold
formidable causing fear, apprehension, or dread
chagrin feeling of disappointment, failure, or humiliation
obsequious polite to the point of being excessive; servile
gregarious fond of the company of others; sociable
cede to yield or formally surrender
placid quiet and tranquil
convoluted twisted, coiled, or winding
fathom get to the bottom of; understand fully
undulate to form or move in waves
coy acting more shy than one really is
mirth Merry Fun
clandestine kept secret or done secretly
ornery bad tempered and difficult to deal with
asinine foolish, unintelligent, or silly
perfunctory lacking in interest or enthusiasm
taciturn saying very little
diminutive extremely or unusually small
guile sly craftiness; insidious deceit
obstreperous noisy and difficult to control
vehement full of emotion and strong feeling
chasm a deep crack or opening in the earth; a wide difference in feeling or interest
vacillate alternate or waver between different opinions or actions
furtive done or acting in a stealthy way
obscure hard to understand, hidden, or not well known
ultimatum a final offer or demand given with threat of severe penalty
charismatic having compelling charm that inspires devotion in others
tangible capable of being touched
enmity deep-seated hatred or mistrust
seethe bubble or foam, as from boiling
pompous trying to seem grand or magnificent
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