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Divergent - Vocab 3

Divergent Vocab. - Chapters 19-39

TermDefinition
exodus a mass departure of people
bereft deprived of or lacking something (usually a nonmaterial item)
proselytizing attempting to convert someone to your beliefs, to preach to
unscathed without injury, damage, or harm
clamor loud and confused noise, often shouting
prompting trying to make someone say something
hoarding excessive collection of items
tranquil calm; peaceful
psyche intimidate
tousled untidy, messy, disheveled
infirmary a place for the sick or injured, a small clinic that servers a larger organization
hem edge of cloth that is turned down and sewn
cringe bend one's head and body in fear
artifice behavior that is meant to deceive/trick someone
repentant expressing regret or remorse
viable capable of success
instability tendency to change
willowy gracefully tall and slender
malice intention or desire to do evil
prosperity state of financial success
accumulated gather or acquire as time passes
insurmountable too great to be overcome
deprecating expressing disapproval of
incredulous unwilling or unable to believe something
overcompensating taking excessive measures in an attempt to correct
preoccupation state of giving all your attention/thought to something
inconsequential not important or significant
connotation feeling that a words invokes
summon call forth, bring up
inebriated drunk, intoxicated
Created by: dr_allison
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