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ELA Vocab List #1

For the book Give a Boy a Gun by Todd Strasser

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The act or instance of intentionally taking one's own life suicide(noun)
1the state of being utterly confused. 2confusing or perplexing angle bewilderment(noun)
complete loss of hope or expectation despair(noun)
1feeling of a person toward someone or something she/he considers low, mean, or worthless. 2state of being scorned or despised contempt(noun)
lack of justice; unfairness injustice(noun)
shockingly evident; obvious flagrant(adjective)
(informal)to become overwrought or irrational(little crazy) 2study of the motion and impact of projectiles and the conditions that affect their motion ballistic(adjective)
in a state of extreme awareness hyperaware(adjective)
suffering of body or mind;anxiety;greif distress(noun)
full of; characterized by; or containing repitition repetitious(adjective)
one who is rejected or forced out of a group outcast(noun)
full of happiness blissful(adjective)
corrupt;wicked;perverted depraved(adjective)
any act or process of changing in form or qualities;change 2word often used to describe an outcast mutant(noun)
shrinking back in fear cowering(verb)
who is the author Todd Strasser
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