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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Idiosyncrasy: (noun) | quirk, a way of behaving that is peculiar to an individual or group possible source of danger. |
| Converging: (verb) | To meet, to reach the same point coming from different directions |
| Explicit: (adj.) | clear and obvious. |
| variations (noun) | the degree to which something differs. |
| superstition: (noun) | irrational, belief in the magical effects of a specific action or ritual, especially in the likelihood that good or bad luck will result from performing it. |
| scapegoat: (noun) | somebody who is made to take the blame for others. |
| metamorphosis (verb) | a change of physical form |
| revelation: (noun) | Information revealed |
| fluster(noun | To make or become nervous |
| Insomnia: (noun) | difficulty in sleeping. |
| meneace: (verb) | Something that is a source of danger |
| indescriminate: (verb) | Suggest that someone is guilty |
| transfixed: (verb) | cause (someone) to become motionless with horror, wonder, or astonishment |
| Tremendous: (adj.) | very great in amount, scale, or intensity |
| reflective (noun) | Serious thought or consideration |
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