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Wright 3 Vocabulary

Vocabulary Words and Definitions for Wright 3

TermDefinition
arrogant overly proud of oneself or one's accomplishments
blissfully full of bliss; perfectly happy
conclusions decisions or opinions based on facts
condemned issued an official order that something, such as a building, is unfit to be used
condescending acting toward others in a way that shows you think you are better in some way than they are
criticized showed disapproval or unhappiness with somebody
deity a god or goddess
embraced hugged
exaggerated made something better in some way than it really is
fumed showed anger or irritation
gesticulating using gestures; moving the hands and or arms to explain or express something
gingerly carefully; cautiously
ironic using irony; a surprising fact that seems to be the opposite of what is expected
mason someone who works with stone, brick, mortar, and cement
ominous suggesting or showing that something bad is going to happen
orienting adjusting one's position in relation to the surroundings
petty not important
plunder to rob or steal using force and causing damage; or as a noun something taken in this way
presence an invisible spirit or force to be felt nearby
proportions comparative relationship between two things of size or number; ratio
sacrilege treating with disrespect something other people feel should be respected
sensation a feeling such as anxiety or doubt that has no known cause
sequence a group of things that come one after the other in a certain order or pattern
treacherous dangerous or not to be trusted
winced drew back as if from pain
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