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TermDefinition
exasperation (n.): the state of being very annoyed or upset
intriguing (adj.): extremely interesting
disposition (n.): the usual attitude or mood of a person or animal; a tendency to act in a particular way
emaciated (adj.): : wasted away physically
amiably (adv.): in a pleasant or friendly way
disdainful (adj.) full of or expressing a strong dislike or disapproval of someone or something you think doesn’t deserve respect
timid (adj.): feeling or showing a lack of courage or confidence
indignant (adj.): feeling or showing anger because of something that is unfair or wrong; very angry
resiliency (n.) the state of being strong, healthy, or successful again after something bad happens.
authoritatively (adv.): done in a way that shows one’s authority or superiority
emphatic (adj.): showing emphasis or attracting attention
retort (v.) to reply or answer back quickly, as if in an argument
warily (adv.): showing caution or watchfulness, especially when sensing danger
abruptly (adv.) changed without preparation or warning
ominously (adv.): predicting or foreshadowing evil
flaunt to show in a way that attracts attention
candid (adj.) expressing opinions and feelings in an honest and sincere way
jovial full of happiness and joy
despondent (adj.): feeling or showing extreme discouragement
urgency (n.): the quality or state of being urgent (needing immediate attention)
condemning (v.): to declare to be wrong or evil; to prove guilty
stammered to speak with many stops, pauses, and repetitions
reproachfully done in a way that shows one’s disapproval
adamant unshakable or insistent, especially in maintaining a position or opinion
compassion (n.) pity for and desire to help someone
Created by: c.tor8099
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