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Gatsby

Gatsby Vocabulary Words

TermDefinition
Feign Verb- to pretend to feel or be affected by something
Supercilious Adjective- having or showing the proud and unpleasant attitude of people who think that they are better or more important than others
Incredulous Adjective- not able or willing to believe something; feeling or showing a lack of belief
Wan Adjective- looking sick or pale; having a weak quality
Complacent Adjective- Satisfied with how things are and not wanting to change them
Intimation Noun- and indirect comment; an inkling; a hint
Contiguous Adjective- used to describe things that touch each other or are immediately next to each other; adjacent
Interpose Verb- to place(someone or something) between two or more things or people; to interrupt a conversation with a comment
Apathetic Adjective- not having or showing much emotion or interest
Deft Adjective- skillful and clever; able to do something quickly and accurately
Innuendo Noun- an indirect intimation in a belittling nature
Erroneous Adjective- containing error; incorrect; straying from what is moral and proper
Vehement Adjective- strongly emotional; intense or great energy; anger, rage, ardent, zealous, or rancor
Impetuous Adjective- having great force characterized by a sudden rash action or emotion
Vacuous Adjective- without contents, empty; lacking in ideas and intelligence; something without a purpose
Provincial Adjective- belonging to a specific province/ a local Noun- A person who lacks urban sophistication
Sporadic Adjective- happening at irregular intervals of time; occasional
Elicit Verb- to draw out or bring forth; evoke or bring about
Denizen Noun- a resident or inhabitant
Jauntily Adjective- easily and sprightly in manner; bearing smartly trimmed clothing
Innumerable Adjective- can't be counted; very numerous
Reproach Verb- to find fault in/ to blame Noun- an expression of upbraiding/scolding
Obstinate Adjective- unyeilding attitude; not easily overcome; stubborn; determinate
Hulking Adjective- heavy and clumsy; bulky
Nebulous Adjective- hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused; cloudy
Laudable Adjective- deserving praise
Insidious Adjective- Intended to entrap or beguile; decieve
Repose Verb- to rest; sleep
Debauch Verb- to seduce or corrupt
Antecedent Adjective- precedent; prior to; before
Ingratiate Verb- to establish oneself in the favor of others; to please others
Dilatory Adjective- tending to procrastinate; tardy
Tumult Noun- general outbreak; riot
Portentous Adjective- momentous; intriguing
Irreverent Adjective- not being respected
Vicarious Adjective- experienced or felt by watching or hearing
Rancor Noun- an angry feeling of hatred; dislike for someone who has treated you badly
Formidable Adjective- causing fear, dread, or apprehension; tending to inspire awe or wonder
Indiscernible Adjective- incapable of being discerned; not recognized as distinct
Garrulous Adjective- exclusively talkative
Incoherent Adjective- without logical or meaningful connection
Forlorn Adjective- pitifully sad; lonely; unlikely to succeed
Surmise Verb- To assume something without hard evidence Noun- an idea or though of something being likely
Superfluous Adjective- unnecessary, abundant, thorough, more than enough
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