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Lord of the Flies
Chapters 2,3,4 &5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| ebullience | zestful or spirited enthusiasm |
| recrimination | the act of accusing in return; opposing another charge |
| tumult | commotion of a great crowd;disorder |
| tirade | a long angry or violent speech;a diatribe |
| oppressive | using power unjustly;burdensome |
| inscrutable | difficult to understand, mysterious |
| vicissitudes | a change or variation;unexpected changes in life |
| antagonism | active hostility |
| opaque | not able to be seen through;not transparent |
| declivities | downward slopes, as of a hill |
| tactic | an action or method that is planned and used to achieve a particular goal |
| blatant | totally or offensively obtrusive;very obvious |
| taboo | forbidden |
| sinewy | lean or muscular;stringy and tough |
| baffled | bewildered;perplexed |
| malevolently | having an ill will or wishing harm to others;malicious |
| envious | feeling or showing desire to someone else or an attribute of someone else. |
| apex | highest point of something |
| ludicrous | laughably and obviously absurd;foolish |
| reverence | deep respect for someone or something |
| solemnity | the state of being serious and dignified |
| ineffectual | insufficient to produce an effect;useless |
| jeer | to abuse vocally;taunt or mock |
| inarticulate | incomprehensible;unable to speak with clarity |