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Chapters 3 - 4

TermDefinition
Judicious Wise; Having or showing good judgement
Semblance The outward appearance of something, especially when the reality is different.
Precipitated The reaction of two solutions mixed together resulting in the formation of a solid which is unable to be dissolved or seperated.
Lucent Shining
Disparagement Criticism or unkind remarks about someone or something
Prophecy Prediction; a vision of the future
Transfigured Changed; transformed into something more beautiful
Benediction A form of blessing pronounced by an officiating minister or priest; promotes goodness or well being
Subjugation A feeling of fear and anxiety around expressing one's true feelings and needs because one fears humiliation or rejection
Dissembling Concealing one's true motives or thoughts by some pretense (disguise or lie)
Furtive Attempting to avoid notice or attention because of guilt or being discovered would lead to trouble
Cozened Cheated or tricked
Contenanced Permitted or tolerated
Stalwart Strongly built
Legerdemain An artful trick; a sleight of hand
Spurned Reject with disdain or scorn; to refuse to accept something or someone because that thing or person is not worth having
Lethargy State of being drowsy, full, unenergetic, or sluggish
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