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Elizabeth and Hazel

TermDefinition
Commemoration to serve as a memorial of.
Reconciliation to cause to become friendly again
Bitter jealous; upset
Rapprochement the establishment of or a state of having cordial relations.
Inconsistencies situation in which two statements are different and both cannot be true
incredulously being unable or unwilling to believe something
hick an uneducated person
articulate an educated person
coaxed to be convinced or persuaded
preside to be in charge of; host
remorseful sorry
pondered thought about carefully
psychology the scientific study of the human mind and behavior
subordinating making less important then
scouted search for
overstated made something seem better or more important than it is
naive lacking experience, information or judgement
sentamentality an act or feeling based on emotion rather then reason, often related to nostalgia for the past
vigilance careful attention given to what is happening in order to spot danger
fissure crack tear or break
pretenses way of behaving that is meant to make people believe something that isn't true
dissertation a paper researched and written by a student working to earn a doctoral degree
caveat warning
resentment bitterness; feeling of anger because something you think is unfair happened to you
Created by: DanDan11012
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