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Gatsby Chs. 4-6 Voc.
Words and definitions for chapters 4-6 of The Great Gatsby
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Indignantly | Acting angrily due to unfairness |
| Punctilious | Very careful in taking care of details |
| Disconcerting | Unsettling; Troubling |
| Sinister | Evil; Threatening |
| Incredulous | Unbelievable; Doubtful |
| Somnambulatory | Resembling sleepwalking |
| Juxtaposition | Side by side to show contrast |
| Inconceivable | Mind-boggling; unimaginable; unbelievable; Unable to comprehend |
| Nebulous | Unclear; Vague; cloudy, fuzzy, or hazy |
| Defunct | No longer operational; outdated, obsolete, or useless |
| Insidious | Sinister; sneaky; deceptive; stealthy; underhanded |
| Contemptuous | Disapproving; despicable; scornful |
| Ineffable | So amazing that it cannot be described; beyond words |
| Laudable | Worthy of praise; admirable |
| Menagerie | Odd collection of things, people, or animals |
| Genially | Warmly; pleasantly; cordially; sociably |