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The Giver Ch 17-20
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| permeated | something has spread completely throughout an area or passed through a substance, filling it up |
| realm | a specific, sometimes magical, world or dimension; a special area of interest |
| exasperation | It is the "end of your rope" feeling, such as when someone won't stop teasing you or when you cannot solve a difficult problem |
| disregard | It is the act of neglecting rules, advice, or warnings, often implying a lack of care or respect. |
| expertise | a high level of special skill, knowledge, or talent in a specific subject, often gained through years of practice, study, or experience |
| luminous | t describes objects that shine, such as stars, the sun, fireflies, or light bulbs. It can also describe something that is softly radiant or shining. |
| dejected | It describes someone with low spirits who feels disheartened or "down in the dumps" |
| enthusiastic | When you are very interested, eager, and enjoy what you are doing, such as cheering loudly for a soccer team or being super excited for a trip to the park. |
| imploringly | similar to pleading or begging |
| lighthearted | someone or something that is fun, amusing, and not too serious |
| rueful | It means you feel bad about something that happened |
| burden | It represents a duty or task that is hard to manage or causes stress |
| emphatically | It describes speaking in a very confident, firm, or absolute way, often leaving no doubt about your opinion. |
| pervade | Think of it like a smell (like cookies or perfume) that fills a whole room, or a feeling (like happiness or fear) that affects everyone in a place. It means to be present everywhere. |
| admonition | It is not a harsh scolding, but rather a caring reminder to do the right thing |