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HG Ch.1-5 Vocab #1

Hunger Games Ch.1-5 Vocabulary words 1-10

TermDefinitionPart of SpeechSynonymsAntonyms
acrid pungent and irritating to nose and eyes; a sharp, biting taste or smell; stingingly caustic remarks adjective pungent, stinging, irritating delightful, complimentary, sweet
aloof Adverb: apart; distanced from emotionally or in interest Adjective: reserved, disinterested, indifferent adverb, adjective detached, remote, distanced, unresponsive interested, concerned, sociable, present
apothecary a druggist or pharmacist; a drug store or pharmacy noun druggist, pharmacist, dispenser
barbarism an uncivilized state or condition; the act of being inhumane noun atrocity, brutality, inhumanity kindness, gentility, civilized
complementary Adj: forming a complement to something; completing something Noun: correlative- like complementary colors adjective , noun integral, interdependent, reciprocal different, dissimilar, independent
complimentary conveying, or expressing a compliment or flattering remark; a free gift that is given adjective flattering, congratulatory, appreciative // free perk, donated insulting, critical, unflattering, disparaging
decadent Adj:characterized by moral self-indulgence; marked by decay or decline; Noun: a person who is marked by moral decay or decline adjective, noun corrupt, immoral, depraved decent, moral, noble
cornucopia Mythological horn containing food, drink, and necessities in endless supply; an abundant overflowing supply; a representation of this horn used to symbolize abundance and prosperity noun horn of plenty, endless supply, abundance dearth, lack, scarcity
deftly dexterously; nimbly; skillfully; cleverly adverb adroitly, handily, creatively, expertly clumsily, sloppily, messily
feral existing in a natural or wild state; not domesticated or cultivated; having reverted to the wild state, as from domestication; of or characteristic of wild animals; ferocious; brutal. adjective wild, untamed, ferocious, savage tame, domesticated
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