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To Kill Mockingbird

TermDefinition
Vapid lacking liveliness, briskness or force
Erratic characterized by lack of consistency, regularity or uniformity
Sojourn a temporary stay
Tyranny oppressive power
Yield to give up possession of
Benign of a mild character; kind
Malignant evil in nature, influence or effect
Perpetrate to bring about or carry out (as a crime); commit
Ingenuous showing innocent or childlike simplicity and candidness
Inconspicuous not really noticeable
Altercation a noisy, heated, angry dispute
Interrogate to question formally and systematically
Expunge to strike out, obliterate, or mark for deletion
Pensive suggestive of sad thoughtfulness
Temerity unreasonable or foolhardy contempt of danger or opposition; recklessness
Tacit expressed or carried on without word or speech
Feral of, relating to, or suggestive of a wild beast; savage
Adamant unshakable or immovable, esp. opposition; inflexible
Brevity expression in few words; conciseness
impertinent not restrained within due or proper bounds; rude
perpetual occurring continually; indefinitely; continuous; everlasting
Amiable having a friendly, sociable and congenial disposition; friendly
Statute a law enacted by the legislative branch of government
Melancholy depression of sprites; a pensive mood; depressed
Tentative not fully worked out or developed; uncertain
Infallible incapable of error; perfect
Predicament a difficult, perplexing or trying situation, condition or state
Murmur to talk quietly or under your breath
Contentious always ready to argue; quarrelsome
Squalor filthy, wretched condition or quality
Kin a group of people of common ancestry; family
Stolid having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; impassive
Inevitable incapable of being avoided or evaded
Created by: avengoechea24
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