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E9 TwM List 2

Tuesdays with Morrie Vocabulary List 2

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condemned sentenced to a particular punishment, especially death; doomed, damned, sentenced, convicted, accused
lilting characterized by a pleasant gentle accent or rise and fall of voice; rhythmic, swaying, metronomic, cadenced (in a cheerful or lively manner of speaking)
exploit to take advantage of; to manipulate or use selfishly for one’s own benefit
stagnate to stop developing; to become inactive or dull; to worsen from lack of progress or development
accost to approach and speak to (someone) in an often challenging or aggressive way; to confront
inherent belonging to the basic nature of something or someone : part of the essential character of something; intrinsic, naturally occurring or present; innate
stoic not affected by or showing passion or feeling; unemotional, unsentimental
coax to persuade or influence by means of gentle urging
mantra a word or phrase that is repeated often or expresses the beliefs of a person or group; an aphorism, a motto, or maxim
estranged having lost former closeness and affection; in a state of alienation from a previous close or familial relationship
reconcile to restore to friendship or harmony; to come to an agreement on or an answer or solution to (something); to settle, resolve
muster to summon, to gather, to collect, to call forth
Created by: LoriDonahue
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