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Vocab q2

TermDefinition
tumultuous loud, confusing, filled with overwhelming commotion
resilient recovering easily from illness, depression, or problems
disparity an inequality or difference in things like age, rank, wages, etc.
compliance the act of agreeing to go along with something or agreeing to do something
catalyst person or event that causes something to start or happen
encumber to burden, weight down, or prevent something from happening
intervene to come between disputing people or groups, to mediate
vanquish to overcome or overpower someone or something
elite a person or group of people that have power or authority over a larger group of people
inconsolable not able to be comforted or made to feel better after something bad happens
adaptation the act of changing and adjusting
incomprehensible impossible to comprehend or understand
divulge to reveal something private, secret, or previously unknown
precept an accepted rule of behavior; a guiding principle for how a person should act
solace to comfort or console; to relive sorrow or distress
morose a gloomy or sad mood
contemptuous full of deep hatred or disapproval
insolent insulting or overly bold in words or actions
debase to make lower in status, quality or character
reconcile to restore to friendship or harmony; settle or resolve
Created by: lnv9
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