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English9 final vocab
To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| eccentric | departing from the established norm, model, or rule |
| malevolent | exhibiting or having ill-will; malicious |
| intimidation | threats |
| condescended | to come down voluntarily to the level of inferiors |
| indigenous | native |
| pronouncements | authoritative statements |
| irked | annoyed; bothered |
| persevere | remain constant to a purpose in spite of obstacles |
| compromise | settlement of differences in which concessions are made |
| tyranny | extreme harshness or severity; rigor |
| unanimous | in complete agreement |
| evasion | act of avoiding |
| chameleon | like a lizard known for changing colors to match its surroundings; changeable person |
| tormenting | pestering; harassing |
| quibbling | making petty distinctions or irrelevant observations |
| teetered | moved unsurely in a see-sawing motion |
| malignant | actively evil in nature |
| entrusted | given over to another for care or protection |
| adjacent | next to |
| perplexity | the condition of being puzzled |
| ingenuous | without sophistication; artless; innocent |
| fanatical | possessed or driven by excessive zeal |
| isolate | to separate from the group; set apart |
| debating | deliberating; considering |
| acquainted | made familiar with |
| contemporaries | of the same time or era; about the same age |
| inconspicuous | not readily noticeable |
| peril | danger |
| contradict | to go against |
| inaudible | unable to be heard |
| cantankerous | contrary; disagreeable; quarrelsome |
| compensation | something given or received as substitution or payment |
| emerge | to come forth from something |
| acquired | obtained |
| ecclesiastical | pertaining to a church |
| extract | to forcibly draw forth; pull out |
| preoccupation | the absorption of the attention or intellect |
| pensive | thoughtful |
| antagonize | incur the dislike of someone; counteract |
| infallible | unfailing; always correct |
| defendant | person against whom an action is brought |
| begrudge | to envy the possession or enjoyment of |
| oblivious | unaware |
| acquiescence | passive agreement |
| encumbered | hindered |
| dispelled | done away with |
| indulge | to allow oneself a special pleasure |
| amiably | good-naturedly; cordially |
| complacently | in a self-satisfied manner |
| stealthy | characterized by secret movement; avoiding notice |
| prejudice | preconceived preference or idea; bias |
| irrelevant | not applicable; having nothing to do with the matter at hand |
| subtlety | something not obvious |
| predicament | troublesome situation |
| fraud | deliberate deception for unfair or unlawful gain |
| subsequent | coming after |
| pauper | poor person |
| obscure | inconspicuous; undistinguished; not well-known |
| pursuits | activities; hobbies |
| improbable | not likely |
| inevitable | unavoidable; bound to happen |
| apprehension | fearful feeling; dread |
| sustain | to keep in existence; maintain; prolong |
| hypocrites | people who say they believe one thing but they actually believe in the opposite |
| allegedly | supposedly; believed to be so but not yet proved |
| persecuted | oppressed; ill-treated |
| assessment | evaluation |
| consented | agreed to |
| inconveniences | things that cause trouble, lack of ease, or difficulty |
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