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English Final

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Bewildered confuse or puzzle somebody completely
Laborious taking much work or effort
Stalwart dependable and loyal, sturdy and strong
Absurdity ridiculous because of being irrational or illogical
Allocated to give or mark something for a specific purpose
Bestowed give or present something
Zest hearty enjoyment, exciting and enjoyable
Surly bad-tempered
Vigorous strong, healthy and full of energy
Begrudge to grudge, to do, or give, or concede reluctantly or with ill will or annoyance
Appalling awful, terrible, something extremely bad
Aloof not friendly, cool and distant; uninvolved and uninterested
Repulsed to rebuff or reject with rudeness, coldness or denial
tedious adj. - too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous
impulsively ADV a sudden stirring up of the mind and spirit to do something
placating verb – to pacify, to make someone less angry
covetous yearning to have something or someone else’s property
replenish to replace used items, nourish somebody or something
endeavoring try hard to do something, effort
benevolence kind, charitable
implored to beg earnestly
surplus the amount more than what is required or necessary; excess
livid furious, extremely angry
beseech beg somebody for something; implore
vile evil, immoral, very bad
tedious boring, and too slow or long
impudence rude, bold, disrespectful
robust strong and healthy
oppressively unfair, unreasonable burden; overwhelming depressing spirit
exorbitant unreasonably high price
wretched very unhappy, bad, unpleasant, evil
Created by: swimmer0805
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