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The Giver Vocab.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a perfect place where people can live perfect lives | utopia |
| Deeply upset and agitated | distraught |
| Anxious or fearful that something bad or unpleasant will happen | apprehensive |
| attachment; sticking to; devotion to | adherence |
| ability; talent | aptitude |
| a formal question as to the correctness of a decision | appeal |
| punishment, scolding | chastisement |
| confused; very puzzled | bewildered |
| formal and dignified; serious | solemn |
| a place that seems perfect but has dark secrets and flaws | dystopia |
| weak and delicate | frail |
| calm, peaceful, untroubled | serene |
| dark and dirty; not clear. | murky |
| widespread respect and admiration felt for someone or something | prestige |
| in a way that expresses sorrow or regret, especially in a humorous manner. | ruefully |
| a building joined to a main building | annex |
| absolutely necessary or important | vital |
| free from an obligation | exemption |
| lost courage or confidence | unnerved |
| hurriedly | hastily |
| become less | diminish |
| very cold in temperature | frigid |
| difficult to carry or move because of size, shape or weight | unwieldy |
| a remarkable person, thing, or event | phenomenon |
| give up something | relinquish |
| the state of being full of energy and life; striking brightness of color | vibrancy |
| showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise | meticulous |
| make (an unpleasant feeling) less intense | assuage |
| extremely thirsty | parched |
| the killing of a large number of people | carnage |
| showing embarrassment from shame or a lack of self-confidence | sheepish |
| severe mental or physical pain or suffering | anguish |
| no longer used; out of date | obsolete |
| ignore | disregard |
| full of or light; bright or shining | luminous |
| slide for conveying things to a lower level | chute |
| using irony to mock | sarcastic: |
| in a forceful way; clearly | emphatically |
| keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties | vigilant |
| sing softly and with changing notes | warble |
| a lack of energy and enthusiasm | lethargy |
| the highest point of a hill or mountain | summit |