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TKAM Vocabulary 1-30

To Kill a Mockingbird Vocabulary 1;30

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assuage verb, to lessen; soothe, ease
brethren noun, brother (plural)
malevolent adjective; showing ill will
taciturn adjective, silent
entailment noun, an old-fashioned form of handing down land
sojourn verb, to stay as a temporary resident
contemptuous adjective, showing a lack of respect or concern
diminutive adjective, extremely small
fractious adjective, full of anger and disagreement
onslaught noun, violent attack
auspicious adjective, promising success; favorable
mmelancholy adjective, depressed in spirits; sad
benign adjective, of a mild type or character
edification noun, instruction or improve moral and religious knowledge
inquisitive adjective, tending to investigate
morbid adjective, characterized by gloomy ideas or feelings
placidly adjective, peacefully, calmy
tacit adjective, quiet
malignant adjective, evil in influence or effect; injurious
prowess noun, very great ability
perpetual adjective, continuing forever
cleave verb, to cling to a person or thing closely
palate noun, sense of taste
aberrations noun, the act of differing from a normal state; disorder of the mind
adjacent adjective, lying next tor near; having a border or point in common
unfathomable adjective, impossible to understnad
procure verb, to get possession of
plait verb, to pleat; to make by braiding
gastric adjective, relating to the stomach
compensation noun, the act of making equal return to
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