to come into possession, ownership, or control of something, often through one's own efforts, purchase, or by receiving it

individuals, households, or areas that have an abundance of wealth, property, or valuable material possessions

something that is turned or twisted to one side (askew) or something that goes wrong, failing to happen in the intended or expected way

Consent is a free, voluntary, and informed agreement to engage in an activity, typically used in legal, sexual, or medical contexts

a group or range of things composed of distinct, unlike, or varied elements

someone who is blatantly proud, arrogant, and scornful, often acting as though they are superior to others

to arrive at a conclusion or form an opinion by reasoning from evidence, premises, or facts

not harmful, injurious, or offensive

secret, crafty plotting (noun) or the act of underhandedly scheming

to stop someone from feeling angry, upset, or bitter, typically by making concessions, offering apologies, or acting in a conciliatory manner

a practical, logical, and realistic approach to situations, focusing on "what works" and actionable results rather than abstract theories, ideals, or emotions

to formally forbid, disallow, or prevent an action by law, rule, or authority

something attractively unusual or charmingly old-fashioned, often evoking a sense of picturesque, cozy nostalgia

a person or thing that is able to withstand, recover, or "bounce back" quickly from difficult situations, stress, or change

the occurrence of finding valuable, pleasant, or interesting things by chance rather than through searching

comfort, consolation, or relief offered to someone during times of grief, sadness, or anxiety

something of such excellence, grandeur, or beauty that it inspires awe, admiration, or spiritual uplift

something not immediately obvious, loud, or bright, often characterized by being delicate, faint, or hard to detect

free from disturbance, commotion, or emotional turmoil

something likely to change suddenly, unexpectedly, or rapidl

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EOY Vocab

Term	Definition
acquire	to come into possession, ownership, or control of something, often through one's own efforts, purchase, or by receiving it
affluent	individuals, households, or areas that have an abundance of wealth, property, or valuable material possessions
awry	something that is turned or twisted to one side (askew) or something that goes wrong, failing to happen in the intended or expected way
Consent	Consent is a free, voluntary, and informed agreement to engage in an activity, typically used in legal, sexual, or medical contexts
Diverse	a group or range of things composed of distinct, unlike, or varied elements
Haughty	someone who is blatantly proud, arrogant, and scornful, often acting as though they are superior to others
Infer	to arrive at a conclusion or form an opinion by reasoning from evidence, premises, or facts
Innocuous	not harmful, injurious, or offensive
Intrigue	secret, crafty plotting (noun) or the act of underhandedly scheming
Placate	to stop someone from feeling angry, upset, or bitter, typically by making concessions, offering apologies, or acting in a conciliatory manner
Pragmatic	a practical, logical, and realistic approach to situations, focusing on "what works" and actionable results rather than abstract theories, ideals, or emotions
Prohibit	to formally forbid, disallow, or prevent an action by law, rule, or authority
Quaint	something attractively unusual or charmingly old-fashioned, often evoking a sense of picturesque, cozy nostalgia
Resilient	a person or thing that is able to withstand, recover, or "bounce back" quickly from difficult situations, stress, or change
Serendipity	the occurrence of finding valuable, pleasant, or interesting things by chance rather than through searching
Solace	comfort, consolation, or relief offered to someone during times of grief, sadness, or anxiety
Sublime	something of such excellence, grandeur, or beauty that it inspires awe, admiration, or spiritual uplift
Subtle	something not immediately obvious, loud, or bright, often characterized by being delicate, faint, or hard to detect
Tranquil	free from disturbance, commotion, or emotional turmoil
Volatile	something likely to change suddenly, unexpectedly, or rapidl

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