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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| dismissive | - feeling or showing that something is unworthy of consideration to "dismiss" it |
| horde | - a large group, mob, or swarm of people |
| squabble | - to quarrel in a noisy way about something not important but petty |
| despondent | - feeling hopeless and discouraged |
| clamber | - to climb up on |
| scornful | - feeling or expressing contempt, disrespect, or disdain |
| unabated | - unstopping; persistent; relentless; constant |
| clamor | - a loud, continuous noise or uproar |
| jubilant | - joyful; expressing great happiness |
| earnest | - sincere; genuine |
| feat | - an achievement; a great accomplishment |
| portly | - having a stout, somewhat large, fat body |
| bedraggled | dirty and disheveled; unkept |
| formidable | - frightening; terrifying; dreadful (a formidable opponent or team) |
| strife | - a bitter conflict; a time of fighting or quarreling; troubled times |
| relent | - to give in; yield; to surrender; to become less harsh and stubborn |
| impassive | - unemotional; indifferent; emotionless |
| relinquish | - to give up; surrender |
| undaunted | - fearless; not intimidated or discouraged by |
| feeble | - week; not strong; meek |
| ornate | - very decorated and elaborate with complex, intricate designs |
| murky | - dark and gloopy especially due to thick mist - dark and dirty like in water |
| weary | tired; worn-out |
| plight | a dangerous difficult situation; a dilemma or predicament |