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OutsidersCH7~9

the outides ch7,8 and 9

TermDefinition
mimicking imitating or copying action, speech, etc.
radiates projects or glows with cheerfulness, joy, goodwill, etc.
bleak without hope or encouragement; depressing
cocksure perfectly sure or certain; completely confident in one’s own mind
recurring returning again to the mind; occurring again
aghast struck with overwhelming shock or amazement
exploits brilliant or heroic acts or deeds; adventures
numbly without the capability of taking action or feeling emotion
faltered spoke unsteadily; stammered
resemblance similarity of appearance; likeness
divert to distract; to turn away from doggedly—with persistent effort; inflexibly; stubbornly; tenaciously
mortal severe; extreme; intense
grimacing making an ugly or contorted facial expression, indicating pain, disapproval, etc.
affectionately warmly; lovingly; fondly
superiority the condition of feeling or being superior or better than
menace a person whose actions or ideas are considered harmful or dangerous
conformity acting according to social standards or practices; compliance
stifled suppressed; withheld leery—suspicious; wary contempt—scorn; disgrace; disapproval
contracted drew together; shrunk; condensed agony—intense physical or mental suffering
drawled spoke with lengthened or drawn-out vowels
doggedly with persistent effort
leery suspicious
agony intense physical or mental suffering
contempt scorn; disgrace; disapproval
Created by: timothybunn
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