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The Great Gatsby

TermDefinition
Feign To fake or pretend something (Act)
Supercilious Feeling superior to others (Cocky)
Conscientious Your inner thought and listening to your mind (diligent)
Reciprocal Returning or feeling the same (mutual)
Complacent Being smug or cocky (egotistical)
Infintie Very large or great in amount (Immense)
Intimation Causing fear or awe (Frightening)
Anon happening shortly or soon (directly)
contiguous Close but not touching (near)
facet an aspect of something or someone (characteristic)
cower back down in fear (flinch)
interpose insert between two things (intervene)
apathetic showing or feeling no interest (indifferent)
languid weak or faint (frail)
imply suggest without blatantly saying (hinted)
strident loud or harsh (rough)
deft moving skillfully (nimble)
clad Clothed (dressed)
permeate spread around (pervade)
innuendo a suggestive remark (implication)
erroneous wrong (incorrect)
vehement showing strong feelings (passionate)
cordial friendly (warm)
impetuous acting quickly without thinking (impulsive)
vacuous lack of thought (mindless)
corpulent fat (obese)
provincial a person who lives in a province of a country (non urban)
din a loud continued noise (racket)
knickerbocker pants that end before the knee (Shorts)
fluctuate change irregularly; usually up or down (shift)
sporadic happening irregularly (infrequent)
divine retribution a supernatural punishment or reward (reprisal)
rajah an Indian prince or king (royalty)
elicit to cause someone to respond to something (evoke)
valor bravery when in danger (courage)
somnambulatory someone who is asleep moving in a way that is common while awake (sleepwalking)
denizen the things/people that live in a certain place (resident)
jaunty cheerful and self-confident (cheerful)
rout a great defeat (beat)
suppress prevent a certain action or emotion (restrain)
innumerable to many to count (countless)
ecstatic overwhelming joy (elated)
reproach look of disappointment (disapproval)
serf an agricultural laborer (farmer)
obstinate refusing to change an opinion (stubborn)
exult show triumphant delight (rejoice)
hulking a person that is large and clumsy
nebulous hazy and vague (unclear)
laudable deserving praise or recognition (admirable)
insidious happening gradually but has harmful effects (subtle)
repose resting (relaxing)
debauch ruin the moral purity of something (corrupt)
antecedent happening in time order (chronological)
ingratiate trying to get someone to like you through pleasing them (win over)
perturb make someone anxious (disturb)
dilatory causing delay; being slow (lax)
desolate deserted or empty (bare)
elusive hard to find/catch (evasive)
lapse a brief failure in memory (slip)
insistent repeated demand for attention (incessant)
tentative doing something without confidence (hesitant)
abrupt sudden (unexpected)
tumult confusion or disorder (disarray)
portentous doing something in order to impress (pompous)
irreverent showing a lack of respect (disrespectful)
vicarious experiencing something through another person (derivative)
rancor being resentful (spite)
formidable getting respect by being powerful (daunting)
humidor stores things at certain humidities (container)
indiscernible hard to distinguish (indistinguishable)
settee sitting furniture for more than one person (couch)
in cahoots working together (partners)
divot a hole in the ground; makes the ground uneven (hole)
garrulous very talkative (chatty)
incoherent not able to understand (unclear)
conceivable capable of happening (believable)
forlorn sad and abandoned (lonely)
laden weighted down (heavy)
pasquinade public display of satire (mockery)
derange act irregularly (insane)
surmise believe something is true without evidence (infer)
superfluous more than enough (redundant)
elocution clear speech (pronunciation)
unutterable to awful to describe (indescribable)
subtle slight change that makes it difficult to analyze (precise)
orgastic exciting or stimulating (euphoric)
borne transported by a certain thing (carry)
ceaselessly continue without end (constant)
Created by: Caitlyn Dalton
 

 



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