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giver vocabulary

words from the giver book

sentanceword
integral essential to the completion of a process.
remorseful feelings of regret
taut having no slack; tightly drawn
wisp a thin strip or fragment
suppress to put down by authority or force
infraction a violation of a minor rule
obsolete no longer useful
ecstatic a state of overwhelming delight or pleasure.
wheedle persuade or flattery
benign one who shows kindness and gentleness.
mutilated to cut up or alter radically so as to make imperfect
exuberant joyously unrestrained and enthusiastic
pervade to be diffused
daub to apply coloring to something blank
indolence laziness
enhanced to make better or greater
sinuous marked by strong like movements
aptitude talent, inhert ability
meticulous extreme or extensive care in the consideration
conveyance a means of transportation
assimilate to take in
lethargy the state of being lazy
relinquish to give over control of property
palpable capable of being felt or touched
apprehensive viewing the future with anxiety and alarm
fugitives people running away
anguish extreme pain stress or anxiety.
skitters to glide or skip lightly or quickly.
chastisement to inflict punishment
tabulated to count, record or list systematically.
indolent inclination to laziness
prohibition an order to restrain or stop
phenomenon a rare significant fact or event
carnage bloody slaughter
petulantly insolent in speech or rude behavior
languid droopy or extreme state of exhaustion.
Created by: victoria.ryker47
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