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Vocabulary

TermDefinition
obliterate destroy completely
perpetual lasting forever, continuing without interruption, or happening over and over again without stopping
criticism sharing an opinion or judgment about what is good, bad, or in need of improvement in something or someone
mimic to imitate or copy in action, speech, etc., often playfully
flimsy weak; inadequate; not effective or convincing
invulnerable not capable of being wounded, hurt, or damaged
incoherent without logical or meaningful connection; rambling
wield to hold and use something—like a tool, a weapon, or even power—with skill and control.
lethargic feeling unsure, cautious, or a little bit suspicious about something or someone
mesmerize being so completely fascinated or interested in something that you cannot look away
diminish to make or cause to seem smaller, less important
gingerly doing something with great care, gentleness, and caution so you do not hurt someone, break something, or make a loud noise
lurk remain in or around a place secretly
momentum the tendency of a moving object to continue moving
miscalculate to make a mistake when you are adding numbers, measuring something, or guessing how a plan will turn out
conceive to think up a new idea or plan in your mind
authentic genuine; real; not false or copied
adamant being completely stuck on your decision or opinion, and refusing to change your mind no matter what anyone says
formidable very powerful, strong, or impressive in a way that makes you feel both respect and a little bit of fear
undaunted not giving up or feeling discouraged, even when things get hard or scary
instinctive doing something naturally, automatically, and without having to think or learn how to do it first
persistent continuing to do something or to try to do something even though it is difficult or other people want you to stop
skeptical having or expressing doubt about something
ensue to happen right after something else, usually as a result of it
leery feeling unsure, cautious, or a little bit suspicious about something or someone
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