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The Giver CH 9-13
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Relish | To enjoy something a lot. |
| Exempt | Not having to do something that others have to do. |
| Logistic | Related to planning or organizing how something will be done. |
| Dismayed | Feeling upset or worried because something didn't go as expected. |
| Compel | To force someone to do something. |
| Requisition | A formal request for something to be provided or done. |
| Integral | Very important or necessary to make something complete. |
| Conceivably | Something that could possibly happen or be true. |
| Practical | Useful and easy to do in real life. |
| Upholster | To cover furniture with fabric or padding. |
| Intricate | Having many small parts or details, making it complicated. |
| Conspicuous | Easy to see or notice. |
| Emboss | To raise a design or pattern on a surface. |
| Diminish | To make or become smaller or less important. |
| Deft | Skillful and quick in movement. |
| Torrent | A strong and fast flow of water or something else. |
| Poised | Calm and ready to move or take action. |
| Exhilarating | Very exciting and making you feel happy. |
| Tentatively | Not done with confidence, something done in an unsure way. |
| Obsolete | No longer useful because something newer exists. |
| Unwieldy | Hard to handle because of being large or awkward. |
| Weary | Feeling very tired. |
| Admonition | A warning or gentle scolding. |
| Flustered | Confused or nervous, especially when trying to do something. |
| Phenomenon | Something that happens and can be seen or felt, especially something unusual. |
| Distinctive | Something that stands out and is easy to recognize. |
| Wry | A way of showing dry or mocking humor. |
| Irrational | Not based on clear thinking; unreasonable. |
| Sparse | Not much of something; spread out or thin. |
| Sinuous | Winding or having many curves. |
| Skeptical | Not easily convinced; having doubts. |
| Indifferent | Not caring much about something one way or another. |
| Array | A large or impressive group or collection of things. |
| Assimilate | To fully absorb or blend into a new culture or environment. |
| Embedded | Something that is firmly set into a surrounding area. |