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To Kill A Mockingbird

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passé   old-fashioned  
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melancholy   Sadness or depression of the spirits; gloom  
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Umbrage   Offense  
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palliation   lessen the pain, or, in this case, fear and anxiety  
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inaudible   impossible to hear  
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tirade   a long angry speech  
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undulate   to move in waves or in a wavy manner  
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Devoid   Completely lacking; destitute or empty  
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contentious   always ready to argue  
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haughty   showing arrogant superiority  
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qualms   disturbed, uneasy feelings  
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formidable   arousing fear, dread, or alarm  
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prerogative   exclusive right or privilege  
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elusive   tending to avoid capture  
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obscure   not clearly understood or expressed  
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pensive   melancholy thoughtfulness  
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infallible   never wrong  
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fortitude   strength of mind that allows one to endure pain or adversity with courage  
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stifle   hold back; suppress  
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venerable   impressive on account of age or historic associations  
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façade   the front of a building; the part facing the street  
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ecclesiastical   church-like  
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succinct   clear and brief  
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acquiescence   agreement without protest  
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uncouth   crude, unmannerly  
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impassive   showing no emotion  
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elucidate   explain  
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affluent   well-off financially  
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amiable   friendly and agreeable  
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litigants   a party engaged in a lawsuit  
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corroborating   To strengthen or support with other evidence; make more certain  
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congenital   condition is that one is in existence at birth.  
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acrimonious   sarcastic; bitter; nasty  
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tenet   a principle or belief generally held to be true  
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mollified   soothed; calmed  
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perpetual   everlasting; continuous  
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riled   angry  
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tedious   boring; tiresome  
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expunge   remove completely  
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candid   open and honest  
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impudent   disrespectful; bold; sassy  
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unmitigated   out-and-out absolute  
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temerity   foolish or rash boldness  
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acquit   clear of a charge; find not guilty  
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tacit   Implied by or inferred from actions or statements  
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bleakly   without hope  
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feral   wild; savage  
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ruefully   regretfully  
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assuaged   is to lessen or to calm  
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piety   devotion to religious duties and practices  
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impotent   powerless  
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taciturn   almost always silent  
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unsullied   basically untouched or unused  
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malevolent   evil  
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predilection   preference, or a preferred way of doing something  
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domiciled   a house or a place where a person lives  
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nebulous   vague and hazy  
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foray   you go somewhere or do something that is unusual or not normal for you  
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condesend   to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity  
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indigenous   belonging to a particular region or country  
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cunning    
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assuaged   is to lessen or to calm  
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piety   devotion to religious duties and practices  
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impotent   powerless  
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taciturn   almost always silent  
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unsullied   basically untouched or unused  
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malevolent   evil  
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predilection   preference, or a preferred way of doing something  
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domiciled   a house or a place where a person lives  
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nebulous   vague and hazy  
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foray   you go somewhere or do something that is unusual or not normal for you  
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condesend   to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity  
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indigenous   belonging to a particular region or country  
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indigenous   belonging to a particular region or country  
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assuaged   is to lessen or to calm  
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piety   devotion to religious duties and practices  
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impotent   powerless  
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taciturn   almost always silent  
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unsullied   basically untouched or unused  
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malevolent   evil  
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predilection   preference, or a preferred way of doing something  
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domiciled   a house or a place where a person lives  
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nebulous   vague and hazy  
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foray   you go somewhere or do something that is unusual or not normal for you  
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condesend   to agree to do something that you believe to be beneath your dignity  
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indigenous   belonging to a particular region or country  
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cunning   attractive or cute  
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wallowing   to indulge in something  
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mortification   feeling of shame or the loss of self respect  
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sojourn   a brief visit  
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onslaught   a violent attack  
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dispensation   a release from an obligation or promise  
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irked   to be annoyed  
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erratic   irregular  
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iniquities   Gross immorality or injustice; wickedness  
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contentious   always ready to argue or fight  
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fraught   filled with  
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auspicious   favorable  
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abominable   detestable; loathsome; terrible  
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arbitrated   to judge or decide  
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melancholy   sad and gloomy  
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aloof   distant physically or emotionally  
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foolhardy   unwisely bold or venturesome  
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tacit   one that has been silently agreed upon  
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morbid   gruesome; horrible  
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placidly   calmly; quietly  
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prowess   superior ability or skill  
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ramshackle   loose or rickety; about to fall apart  
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malignant   dangerous; evil; cancerous  
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waning   becoming less bright, intense, or strong  
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unfathomable   something that can not be understood  
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procure   to get by special effort; obtain or acquire  
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perpetrated   carried out; committed  
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libel   harm someone's reputation  
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direst   warning of or having dreadful or terrible consequences  
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cordial   warm and friendly  
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vain   Excessively proud of one's appearance or accomplishments; conceited.  
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deportment   behavior; conduct  
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tarried   delayed; waited  
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obstreperous   noisy and unruly  
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inconspicuous   to not attract attention  
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jubilantly   joyfully  
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