having the ability to recover quickly

the act of embarrassing or degrading

to feel or express great, often spiteful pleasure

to give up or hand over (something) to another on demand or under pressure

to be greater in strength or influence; to triumph

to occupy the completion attention of; absorb

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ROTHMC CH. 3-4

Mr. T: Vocab for chapters 3-4

Term	Definition
Resiliency	having the ability to recover quickly
Humiliation	the act of embarrassing or degrading
Ignorant	lacking education or knowledge
Oblivious	unaware or unmindful
Gloat	to feel or express great, often spiteful pleasure
Resolved	to make a firm decision
Surrender	to give up or hand over (something) to another on demand or under pressure
Discourse	talking, conversation
Prevailed	to be greater in strength or influence; to triumph
Engrossed	to occupy the completion attention of; absorb