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stargirl vocabulary
Term | Definition |
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keener | a person who is mourning; a person who is extremely enthusiastic about something |
marquee | a rooflike object |
nonconformity | refusing to act a certain way |
variants | A version of something that is considerably different from the rest |
saguaros | A very large cactus that can grow to 66 feet |
elusive | Hard to find or capture |
blithely | Casually careless and happy |
creodont | An ancient animal during the period of dinosaurs |
alumni | A graduate of a specific school or college |
oratorical | The art of public speaking |
acclamation | Loud and enthusiastic cheering for something |
dormant | A period where something is inactive; hybernation |
amorphous | Not a clear shape or object |
suppress | Immediately put an end to |
apprenticeship | The position of an apprentice |
maestro | The conductor of a movie or music |
pantimime | A stage acting, usually for family entertainment |
impish | To do naughty things for fun |
contrary | Opposite in nature |
annihalated | To destroy utterly |
gaudy | Brighty extravagant |
treason | To betray ones own country, usually by overthrowing the government |
serenity | The state of being calm and unconcerned about things going on around you. |
raucaus | A very loud and annoying sound, that is usually harsh and shrill |
paranoid | One who suffers from paranoia |
shunning | To persistently avoid or ignore |
excommunicated | To officially exclude someone from the services of the christian church |
repents | The feeling of regret for doing something |
masochistic | To enjoy an activity that seems to be painful |
rapture | A feeling of intense pleasure or joy |
extravagance | The lack of restraint when spending money. |
pirouette | To spin around on one foot with your other foot supporting the leg |
preamble | An introduction to something |
hypnotic | Producing, or relating to hypnosis |
trance | A half conscious state of being |
disparaged | To consider worth little |
primordial | Existing since the beginning of time. |