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Wonder -Vocab

Wonder - Vocab

TermDefinition
Petrified (adj.) frightened, terrified
Anomalies (n.) things that are not normal, irregular conditions
Hysterical (adj) out of control emotions; wild
Hindsight (n.) a better view or understanding of something after events occurred
Electives (n.) optional classes to choose from in addition to the required ones
Exaggerating (v.) making, something seem more than it really is, or worse than it is; overstating
Sarcastically (n.) in a way that’s intended to mock or make fun of something
Schlep (n.) a tedious or difficult journey
Obnoxious (adj.) very unpleasant, rude, or annoying
No-nonsense (adj.) simple and straightforward; businesslike
Hesitate (v.) pause or delay; show reluctance
Deformed (adj.) misshaped or distorted
Precept (n.) a rule guiding how one should act
Palate (n.) the roof of the mouth, separating the cavities of the nose and mouth
Cleft (adj.) split, divided, or separated
Contagious (adj.) likely to spread to and affect others
Coincidence (n.) an odd occurrence of events that seem related or connected but aren’t
Mortality (n.) death
Initial (adj.) first, occurring at the beginning
Noble (adj.) showing good or honorable qualities
Catastrophe (n.) a disaster or event resulting in ruin
Prude (n.) one who is modest or proper in dress and conduct, offended by nudity
Pettiness (n.) concern or spite over trivial matters
Meticulously (adv.) in a careful or thorough manner
Mutant (adj.) changed, altered, or defective
Apparition (n) a ghost or ghostlike image
Gene (n.) a unit of heredity that determines traits and qualities in offspring
Emphatically (adv.) in a forceful way
Immerses (v.) dives deeply into something, like an activity
Diverse (adj.) showing a great deal of variety
Artifact (n.) a human-made object left from an earlier time, often with cultural meaning
Biracial (adj.) made up of two different races (black, white, Asian, Hispanic, etc.)
Oath (n) a promise or pledge
Flattering (adj.) full of praise and compliments
Scolded (v.) responded angrily as punishment
Sympathetic (adj.) showing kindness, support or compassion, especially to those in need
Smirking (v.) smiling in a smug or naughty way
Expelled (v.) kicked out or dismissed permanently
Photoshopped (v.) changed (added to or deleted) using digital editing tool
Virtues (n.) high moral qualities or beliefs that show good and righteous values
Neutral (adj.) not talking sides in an argument
Resolute (adj.) purposeful, firmly decided, definite
Mischievously (adv.) in a playful manner; teasingly
Hypocrite (n.) one who does something opposite of their stated beliefs
Immaculate (adj.) perfectly clean, neat, or tidy
Neglectful (adj.) not giving proper care or attention
Understudy (n.) an actor who learns another role in case they need a replacement
Unison (n.) the state of being spoken or sung as one identical, uniform sound
Entitled (adj.) deserving or worthy of something
Monologues (n.) long speeches given by one actor
Pathetic (adj.) poor, awful, sad, or pitiful
Bionic (adj.) artificial or mechanical and capable of super
Impressions (n.) shapes or marks pressed into the surface of a material
Taciturn (adj.) quiet and withdrawn from others; not talkative; unwilling to share feelings
Mass (n.) a large clump of something; in health terms, a group of cells that form a tumor
Ovation (n.) a round of applause or show of appreciate by the audience
Flaky (adj.) unreliable or forgetful
Suffocate (v.) smother; to suffer from lack of air
Mayhem (n.) a state of confusion, disorder, and chaos; commotion
Stunned (adj.) surprised; too shocked to react
Bittersweet (adj.) feeling happiness or joy mixed with sadness at the same time
Detached (adj.) become separated or disconnected
Image (n.) the general impression of a person; how one is viewed or known by others
Obsession (n.) an idea or thing that someone constantly thinks about; a passion
Brainiac (n.) a very intelligent person
Venture (v.) dare to do something risky or go somewhere dangerous
Rappelled (v.) descending a vertical surface (cliff, building, tree, etc.) by means of a rope
Schmuck (n.) a foolish person
Horrific (adj.) terrible, awful, or horrible
Milling (v.) moving about in a disorganized way
Reimburse (v.) pay back
Monumental (adj.) major; significant; big
Devoured (v.) eaten food hungrily or quickly
Mangled (adj.) crushed or damaged
Revelation (n.) a surprising fact suddenly learned
Notable (adj.) worthy of attention; remarkable
Capacity (n.) one’s ability or potential
Ruminating (v.) thinking deeply or reflecting on
(adj.) without emotion; casual; speaking plain and simple or straightforward
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