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Book Thief Vocab 1
English 4th Q vocab
Question | Answer |
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amiable | Having a friendly and polite way. Having or showing a good attitude throwed someone. |
malicious | Being spiteful towards something or someone. |
abhorrence | The act of having a hatred for something |
traipse | Casually walking about. walking or moving sluggishly. |
shroud | A piece of clothing for a dead person’s burial. A thing that covers something. |
septic | An injured or part of the body with bacteria. A drainage system. |
corrode | destroy or weaken something piece by piece. |
echelon | A rank in an organization. |
hiatus | Something or someone who is taking a break |
seethe | Someone who is angry. Liquid that is boiling. |
fleeting | Something that can last for a short time. |
immerse | Submerge in a liquid. Getting fully involved in something. |
meek | Quiet and gentle. |
vicinity | The area a surrounding place. |
malignant | Having a hateful or mean attitude. very dangerous or harmful disease. |
inclined | Waiting to move towards something. A tendency to do something. |
immaculate | A person that is perfect. Someone that is tidy or clean. |
gangly | To move awkwardly. |
communist | A person that believes in communism. A person that supports a society in which the government owns transports. |
trounce | Defeat in a competition. Punishing someone severely. |
allocate | To divide and give out for a particular purpose or reason. |
perplex | Something that is complicated and confusing |
dour | Someone who is gloomy. Stern or harsh. |
frugal | Simple and plain doesn't cost very much. |
malice | To inflict injury, harm, or suffering on a person. |
wring | Squeezing or twisting something. |
unconscionable | Not right, unreasonable or fare. |
plethora | A large amount of something. |
elapse | Time that is passing by. |
dissipate | Spend or use wastefully |
kinetic | Active or aggressive. A ball of fire. |
animosity | Disliking someone or something. Having friction with someone. Having a strong dislike. |
calamity | An event causing a great deal of damage or destruction. |
fathom | Comprehend or understand a problem. Figure out something |
bewildered | Causing someone to be confused. to confuse or puzzle someone. |
coaxed | To influence someone by persuading someone. |
lopsided | One side smaller than the other. |
platoon | A military unit consisting of two or more squads or sections and a headquarters. |