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The Great Gatsby

Vocab

TermDefinition
Incredulous (adj) indicating or showing disbelief
Ambulatory (adj) able to walk and move
Strident (adj) hard, loud, grating or shrill
Insidious (adj) gradually harmful or desturctive
Repose (n) a state of rest or inactivity; peacefulness
Nebulous (adj) unclear, indistinct, or indefinite
Denizen (n) a resident of a specific country or area
Innuendo (n) a hint of something improper
Wan (adj) pale, lacking color, sickly looking
Sumptuous (adj) magnificent or grand in appearance
Din (n) a loud persistent noise
Supercilious (adj) arrogant; acting superior to others
Debauchery (n) unrestrained immoral behaviour
Ingratiate (v) to try to win somebody's favor by pleasing, usually for an advantage; kiss somebody up
Garrulous (adj) excessively or pointlessly talking
Surmise (V) to conclude based on limited evidence; to figure out
Elocution (n) the art of speaking clearly and well with correct enunciation
Gaudy (adj) bright, flashy, or showy in a cheap or tasteless way; tacky
Obstinate (adj) hard-headed; refusing to change one's mind
Vicarious (adj) experienced through somebody else than first hand
Rancor (n) a bitter, deeply held, and long lasting I'll will/resentment
Created by: chianti
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