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Twelve Angry Men

Vocabulary from Literature

TermDefinition
Articulate clearly express ideas and emotions through words
Abstain formally decline to vote for a proposal or a motion
Dispute to argue or disagree about a topic
Hesitant unsure or slow in acting or speaking
Ignorant without knowledge or awareness; uneducated; unsophisticated
Infallible incapable of making mistakes
Mandatory required by rules or law
Peculiar odd, unusual
Arrogant overly confident and rude; disdainful swagger
Unanimous in common; including all participants
Intolerant refusing to accept ideas or ways of behaving that differ than your own
Bias an unbalanced opinion; showing a preference towards one side of an argument, usually without sufficient evidence
Disclose to make new or secret information known
Entitled to have a right to something; to feel one has a right to something, even if one doesn’t
Insignificant too small to be considered important; having little worth
Moral good, upstanding; acting in a way that shows goodness
Perspective an individual’s unique viewpoint or way of viewing a situation; often influenced by past experiences
Sanctimonious making a show of being morally superior to others
Ridicule cruel laughter or teasing meant to hurt or embarrass someone
Tendency a habit or trend toward a specific type of thought or action
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