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TKMB Vobabulary

To kill a mocking bird vocab- english january 21, 2008

QuestionAnswer
auspicious successful
arbitrated to judge or decide as a third party
benign good, harmless
tacit unspoken
pestilence widespread usually fatal epidemic
benevolence goodness, kindness
inquisitive curious, wanting knowledge
edification enlightenment, enhance knowledge
condescended to deal with others as if one is superior or to descend to a lower level than oneself
indigenous naturally occurring in an area
cunning skill in deception, guile
wallowing to roll oneself in, be surrounded or overwhelmed by
illicitly in a manner that is unacceptable by custom or law
dispensation the act of distributing
contemptuous in a hateful manner
diminutive very small
begrudge to envy the possession or enjoyment of another
concession an acknowledgement or admission
learned one who is educated
discernible able to see or be sensed
aberration deviation from what is right, true or normal
libel any written or printed material that unjustly injures a persons reputation
touchous overly sensitive
accosted to approach and speak to in an aggressive manner
altercation an angry or heated argument or quarrel
boded an omen of, a sign of something that is to come
indignantly an angry manner due to feelings of injustice
haughty having great pride in oneself and contempt for others, arrogant
dispelled to scatter or drive away
garish gaudy, showy
innate inborn, natural
acrimonious bitterness or harshness in manner or speech
quelling to subdue, to quiet or to put out
tenet a principle, doctrine, or belief held as truth
elucidate to make something clear, explain
unobtrusive not to force oneself on others, inconspicuous
convened to assemble for a meeting
fluctuation marked by irregular changes
congenital existing at birth
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